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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28
Censns Matters.

w sHINGToN, Nov. 26.-Owing TO
defects in the law for taking the CEN
sus, and neglect or fraud on the part
Of some Of the Assistant Marshals, the
returns from some Of the States are
still incomplete. General Walker has
long since doubted the accuracy Of the
former enumerations, especially in the
South, and be is now convinced that
very little dependence can be placed
IN the returns of 1850 and 1860 from
those parts of the country. The great
need Of the Bureau has been that of
travelling agents to oversee the work,
and by their Watchfulness in
cite the Marshals and their
assistants to do their work
faithfully. Many very valuable sta
tisties might also have been gathered
By such agents, which are now lost.
The law, however. made no provision
for their appointment. Whenever
frauds have been discovered, new
enumerations have been made, and In
several cases those guilty Of making
false returns have been arrested. One
Assistant Marshal has Just been caught
IN Georgia, and will probably serve
two years in the State prison, as a
punishment for his crime. A Mar
shall in Virginia reported 5000
more names than there was inhab.
itauts in his District, but as the law
does not require the Marshal to
cory his own returns, the intentional
crime cannot be proved against him.
General Walker has been surprised,
in many instances, to receive no re-
turns from the central sub division,
aud on inquiry, has found that the
Assistant Marshals to whom the work
was assigned, finding il not as profta-
bic as they had supposed, have neg
lectad it entirely, go that when the re-
turns from that section should be
complete, the work In these sub-di-
visions has caused much delay.
On the whole. this census will be
far more complete than any previous
one, and very few cases of fraud will
Be undiscovered.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28
TELEGRAPaIC.

Reorganization OF she Atlantic Ca
bic Company - Germany Aspiring
for Western Colonies
New YORK. Nov. 26.-The steam
ships Arizona, from Aspinwall, and
Australia. from Glasgow, have ar
rived.
TIE Tribune says: 1--WE learn that
the American i Atlantic telegraph
Cable Company, chartered by our
State in 1866, and by an act Of Con-
gress IN 1867, has been Teorganizsd
0y the choice o. A. X Willmarth, Of
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company, President; Hon. S. Q.
Pomer0y, Vice President; Hon.
Edward Haight, President Of the
Bank Of the Commonwealth, Treasu
rer; III. o. SgOddard, Secretary; and,
having procured from Holland and
Russia the necessary concessions,
which they were disappointed IN not
obtaining from France, they now pos
sess I'll the privileges they require IN
either hemisphere, and expect to lay
their frst cable across the Atlantic
during the ensuing Summer, making
New York Its American landing place.
They are, and purpose TO remain
wholly independent of all other At
lantic telegraph companies, but they
mean Co extend their line to Russia at
an early day, and to be intimately
connected with the Geographic system
of that country. and through that
with the China Company. They have
authorized the issue Of twenty year
gold bonds 10 the amount of So, 900,
600, the proceeds whereof are to be
devoted to an early and vigorous
prosecution of their enterprise.
The 1s5buRe's Washington speoisII
says diplomatic circles are excI!eu
just now by q curious rumor relating
20 tie reported efforts Of the Frusslan
Government TO secure q iootnola IN
the West Indies. 1t IS stated that
Prussian agent visited President
Baez, in San Domingo, some months
ago, and informally offered to take
a reversi0n of our annexation scheme
to purchase the territory of San Do
mingo, and transfer it all to German
control. Such q rumor reached here
from Havana at the time, but was
generally discredited. tits now, how
ever, reported that Bismarck has
made, through Bancroft, a definite
proposition 10 this Government that
Prussia shall be allowed to negotiate
for a coaling and naval station either
in San Domingo or some other of the
West Indian Isles, without oppo-
sition from the United States. This
government is to receive the support
Of North Germany in obtaining coal
ing station in the Mediterranean.
The foregoing statement is given as a
FEmor, but It is positively declared
that its truth will be established.
Another phase of the report is that
thei Germans intend attacking the
French West Indian colonies if they
found our government at all inclined
to listen to their acquiring posses.
sions by the right of conquest.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

NEW YORK, November 26.-The
Arizona arrived to day from Aspin-
wal, the 18th, News is geueraIIv
meagre. she brings Peru dates to
the 21th Of October. The budget
had been presented for the frst time
Ia the history Of Peru. There Is a
surplus 10 the Treasury, business is
cooking up, and the condition Of az
fairs is everywhere satisfactory.
There is some yellow fever at Lima
owing 20 the presence of German
ships Ia the ports Of Peru.
An arrival OF French cruisers is
expected.
President Bolta has issued neu-
trality proclamation.
A new Italian line Of steamers il TO
be established between Buenos Ayres.
Valparaiso and CallaO.
The cattle disease is prevalent in
Chilli, Peru &c.
French cruisers had captured some
German vessels near Valparaiso.
Troubles with the Indiaas have
ceased IN Chill.
The new mines at Caracoler are as
certained Co be fabulously rich, and
preparations arc being made 20 work
them.
Bolivia vas quiet Congress had
adjourned. Several new railroads
were fn course Of construction.
Or Tire 2Sth Of October, was com
nemoratod at Callao, the occurrence
Of the great earthquakes aud tidal
waves which destroyed the city Ia
l746. The image Of the Saviour,
which YES carried, was the same
used 81 the survivors Of that eatas-
trophs.
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a. e mestlas of the 81 orkingmen s
aien a Sew York, the olser night.
was
4AAt we condemn thaB part 81
Nutalaa .1dress, delivered ca the
escl says every man has
1t l-eita for himself Thsthsr he afli
wsl mes ae q member og a trada organ.
as sas doenira put forth biz maj
#anN1slan 1aa 1alFsEty done the trades
unions OF America the greatest possible
inlnrys
Here We have q reiteration of the
ncat unjust rule Of despoism. No
more uawarranted Interference with
private Judgment and lawful action
founded thereon was ever attempted
b. pope or potentate. than this Of the
New York Workingmen's Union.
Working men complain bitterly of
iha tyranny Of capital, but if they can
hnd Any tyranny more unjust than Is
embodied in the above resolution, we
should like to have it pointed out.
No man has q right to decide for
himself says the Workingmen's
Union OF New York. he must Join
the Union, and then obey Al its som
maHds, however ridiculous, unreason-
able and oppressive some Of them may
BE-. The New York Union has dis
played The cioVsn foot too promi.
nentlg. i vail lose its power over
the working men b. such folly.
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Tan Coar5er-Jo'gnal is disguised

TIE CoviCr-JolTRal is Disguised
Eth some Gifts Democratic cotempo-
tariea. like the Courier Of this city,
La refuse 10 follow its lead in ao-
ae s fifteenth Amendment as
~. and 70 endeavor to persuade
VS. enfTanchised voters to joi-
smocratjc party. It says Of
A~. papers, and we desire especially
u can the attention Of the Courier Of
shis city to the declaration:
Those so-oalled Democratic penny
frumpets who make a merit of absurd
iy bTaWlIng treason" IN the face of
every effort TO divide the Radical and
reinforce the Conservative elements
81 the country, representa- class which
1 20 possessed any power or infiu-
euce Wolld have kept Tennessee to
thll day fast in thecluEehes Of Brown
low and prevented the late substan-
thai triumph OF free ideas in Missouri.
They call their WTetChed and ridicu-
lous bluster principle" It Is one
hall can't and the other half igno-
rance which, when thoroughly mixed,
what we cali Bourb0nism.
Bourbonism' is a bad disease, and
he sooner the Evansville Courier
let's cured the better. The Courier
.sosFnGi dssignates it as a 'so-called
Democratic penny trumpet" That is
pretty severe. Although we have
been unable to extort from the Coas-
risr Of this city its opinion of the
Corrisr-.Iournars democracy. it is
evident from the above paragraph,
that the latter is by no means diff
cent ia expressing its opinion Of the
Ind Of Democrats represented By the
former.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28
Steam Circular Saw MIL

The one we purchased of you on the
August last has given entire EaLlE1ale-
We are satisfied that with proper nanla
viii saw fifteen hundred feet OF poplar
hour. On the whole, we think Won L
great reason to congratulate yourself 6 FOE
having constructed g most excellent All
" h1ch viii doubtless Euperceu6 those CEN
6tructed upon other pr1ncIIsleas ines
gentleman Mr. ohm Weltu whom
sent to put the mil up and start 50 IoE
seems TO be an excellent uz3enLnlats al..
friends who witnessed him WORKING
he te the best sawyer that they have
SEEM You could not have sent @ ne
machtmiEt aud sawyer or one GneE
have given more lattE1acltons We ste
to saw with 20 lbs. Of steam 20 saw Cur -
log. Your Mil tG just what you recon-
mend if TO be-
Yours, truly,
sepa-sm ELDER BRCs.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28
Tobacco Factories
FOR SALE.
TIME FOLLOWIEG TOBACCO,
p. Stemaries sitnated IS fnlIoWs:

THE FOLLOWIEG TOBACCO
n Stemertes situated as follows:
At Curdsville, Daviess County, KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity to handle 100000
pounds.
Ashbyssurg, Hopkins Co., KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds.
TayIor's Landing, Mclean Co., XIV, To-
baeco House. Capacity to handle 10000
pounds.
Ldvermore, Mclean Co., KY, Tobacco
House Capacity to handle 600, 200 pounds.
Sacramento, Mclean Co Ky. Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle 10000 pounds.
Ceralvo, Ohio Co., Ky, Tobacco House
Capacity 70 handle 400. pounds.
Hartford, Ohio Co., Ky, Tobacco House
Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds.
Cromwell, Ohio Co, KY, Tobacco House
Capacity to handle 81, 900 pounds.
Rochester, Butler County. Ky To.
bacco House. Capacity to handle 10000
pounds.
Raleigh, Saline Co, Ills, Tobacco House
Capacity TO handle z50,0O0 pounds.
Enterprise, Spencer Co, Ind. Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle 100000 pounds,
Riohland, Spencer. Co. Ind. Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle 10000 pounds.
All of the above stemeries are located
in the best producing tobacco sections,
and are In complete order, having screws,
tobacco sticks, and all other necessary
TOBACCO; together with the Office, Cooper
SHOPS Stables aud Lands thereto at
taehed. All or any OF the above Will be
sold below their value.
For further particulars inquire of WI.
3. FORD Evansville, Ind, or n. II. A RK-
ENBU BaH, - Broad ST., n. Z. Oell-2m
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Portable @6eaEa
En- giness
GRANDvIEw, IND, O0E, g. lsso


Mr. O. Kratz, Evansville. Ind;
SIR-Enelosed please ind $780, the
auce due on the Portable steam 4tfeE
Saw Mill. This mill was purchased
you two months since, and as i have a
thoroughly tested It, i ito meet my
ment with you 10 speak my mind 1u
gard TO the samel have TO say that n
can safely recon- mend 10 20 an oel
perfect satisfaction in a Saw MILL and f-
procure what you aald-a complete
and Engine.
I have run Steam Engines for the
twenty years, and have never handla-
Boiler and Engine that has so easily
steam with the only fuel use green s.
taken from the log dfre2tl,
We consider the MIL and its capacity
be all that can be desired of a Saw AAil
every respect. Any person wishing
know If these are all positive facts
true assertions, can ind ample demo
stration OF &c by calling on as at the -
Yours, very truly
cell WM. CAbICK q DAWHQe
other sizes for farm and plantation
and all other requiem nEa.
nov l5-em o. AEaA4
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We commend the above figures to
those Democratic papers who have
been aeludi3g their readers with the
statsnent that Gen. Logan's majority
would not exceed i've thousand. The
shove dgurss do not look as though
tie Democracy could hope for much
ia Illinois in 1872.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

AEAL ESTATE business IN New
ork city and in Brooklyn is very
dull The Egeaing Post says the
books Of real estate agents are filed
With property for sale, but very little
Ii disposed Of at present. Many
buildings II the upper part Of New
York aud il Brooklyn lie unfinished
through the inability Of the owners TO
stand the heavy discounts demanded
upon mortgages By those who lend
upon thiselass Of security. Says the
Pest
As-sn illustration Of the prices de-
manded ia different sections. three
story high sEo0p dwellings in Twenty
seventh Street, between Sixth and
Seventh Avenues, are offered at $685.
000 10 Thirty eighth Street, between
Flrst and Second Avenues, four-stoTy
houses at $4,000; IN SeVenty-eighth
Street, betWeen Lexington and Third
Avenues, three-story houses at so Il
600; 10 Park Avenue. between Thirty
einth aad l0rrelh Streets tour-storg
aael.nrRs 30 s45, 600; 30 One Hundred
and Thirty second Street, between
Madison and Fifth Avenues, three
orE houses ab SO. ZOO IN Thirty
egn1 Street. between Eighth and
Nl1th Avenues four-st0rg houses,
81 1908. and 10 GIEtIeth, between
Lexington ana Fourth Avenues,
asea cf four stories $40. eco.
thag house3 iu more fashionable To-
.1tcns range from $4,000 TO 100000.
Itis not surprising that real estate
1niIin those citisa. By the time
m Bose Tweaa gels through with
w York and the BoWlers with
3rcokiYn. Ws anticipate that property
m be quoted vac sale" People
ran6 atald such stsaiing al has be-
ms tie .Hlz ln tHo adminisrration
aHaisa &c hose tw0 cities Tor
auy great nnmber Of years. They viii
ssil out their property aud seek oiher
lilies Eor the past few years Che
rs.aes men Ell New York hare
fheir homes ia tie surrounding
f.e I'D eiaea more e oapo eat
taxation hsa asg.ping else.
aaiuz % this tacl taat ths
hcN o snghs ga in-
nlasioa el one great
usne ll9nt Ia cree
aie an4 al
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

G. KRAFT =
PORTABLE
STEFAN I'm a@Ar
AND
Circular Saw Mil W01
Corner First and Pins and Second
Elm Streets,
EvAEsv1r.EE. 1EDEAHA.
Portable EagiRa5 (sal5 NIL gszs
Portable Circular San A5tss.



The usual amount o. steam u8e4
saving with Dv the EorGble Crg4leE
Bill S. fro1a Us 10 l58 pounds press
square inch. I have reduced TINS azl4
and require only rom - 70 % puLll.A
EQuare inch, 40 which steam ~ nos
sidered Ia the isEst dang arouisf a14
tne same time, more economist ~
sGVing OF fuel, &c, we append GHe L1A
ing Certificate Of 11B dEsE % my new
Porte bic Mills, for the noslug ana
pGFrslal % aaWyarE ana alA 6lQal qaa
20 purchase, ana auL1clt g lllA ana c.
exam uatIon5 lneT now being laAa.
hauC and making mount 31 On dlaE
OGDEN Wneaasl Win wide tlEaa ltlLsa e
iron RLlsas easily CF2W-n nom CD 4tla-
always ready COX G rerat1on In o AafH az
IA. ERArz s-The Portable Engine yQ4
furnished me, I consider as satisfactory al9
perfect In every re3peof Is any llaeil4le y
ever saw, rams LgdE, uses 81 pQ44ga G
steam for raining double % ana y lla--
circular saw mill lor q connUo2 days 1l.al-
casss An average days WeEGa ol-g4
1905 f8et Of lumber easy with 10 pua-s--
% steam. A j. gALlli A.a
UyunVille Ind
MARION, KY, September d ltl9s
Dir. q. Erat2s Evansville lnoas
SIEVE take great pleasure IA elF4la
our testimony TO the excellence o. S1.--
Portable
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No TeIaWars Pr9 0UI OF CommIssII

mo Delaware PAT 0ul Of Commission.
NEW YORK, November 26.-The
frigate Delaware, commander Earl
English, flying the flag of Vice Adj
miral Rowan, yesterday DISCHARGED
her powder ana shell. aud will to-day
proceed to the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Her stores will be removed at once.
and when the work is completed, the
ship viii DO put out Of commission,
after a cruise Of more than three years
il trying climate.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

LONDON, Nov. 2G.-Advioes from
Tours received up to last evening.
state that Gambetta returned to Tours
on Friday.
A short engagement occurred at
Dement'S on Thursday. Two French
batteries attacked a force Of fifteen
hundred Prussians, who we're en-
trenched ct that point, aud had three
cannon. The Prussians were routed,
ard pursued as far as Guesuel.
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mo. 1881


USrrED STATES OF AMERICA, IS.
District OF Indiana. -
~ EREASs q libel OF Information
N@ was fled IA the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF Indiana,
on the 29Lh day OF October, 1870, by Thomas
A, Browne ESQ., District Attorney. on be-
half Of the United States. against o 800 CT
gRrs, seized at said District Tor an alleged
violation of the revenue laws, and pray
ing process against said property, and that
TIE same may be condemned and sold
therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the Mo-
million under the seal OF said Court TO me
directed aud delivered, I do hereby. give
public notice TO ali persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein. that they be and
appear before the District Court OF the
United States, to be held at the C1sy of In
dtanapoIiH, IN and for the District Of Indie
ana, on the lrsb Monday OF december
next, at 10 o'clock OF the forenoon % that
day then and there 70 fnterpsse their
claims and make their allegations in
that behalf
BIN. SOONER, Marshal q. -
AEic7fs J. ( u H0WEaar9u. 91t7H. TrWa
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Nv ANsVTLLE

Is prepared to Gum, ssraighten, Retooth
and perform Repairs on SAWS OF every
description. All repairs warranted to be
well done. IN connection with thisy ne
viii receive orders for Large or Small
CIRCULARS, Of the best English Cast
Steel at the lowest market prices.
All saws sold by me warranted Saws
filed and set. Particular attention paid 70
cumming and stralghtening large Circular
saws Orders from q distance promptly
attended to. Address p. o. Box 2fI, Evanss
Vile, Ind. novlG-ln
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IsDIs ArOLIs, Nov. 26.-Goi Jas.
Nek Pr0minent citizen Of this
Gig aaa STATE, died this nornins
ra Tas one Of the pianesls 81
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.
n. IL a. No.

A private Instructor for married persons
or those about to be married. both male
and female, IN everything concerning the
physiology aud relations or Cur sexual
system, and the production and proven
ton Of offspring, including al the new
lish language, by WMs YOUNG n. ID.
This Is really g valuable and interesting
numerous engravings. All young married
people. or those contemplating marriage
ried life. should read thtE book AZ dis
closes secrets that every one should be
acquainted withs stii1 10 "a a book that
"a lIst be locked up sad not lie about the
house. 1t VIII be sent 70 any address on
receipt OF city cents ADDRESS Or. IN.
Philadelp hla. nnv12-Iln
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W ines In tAG " Gabf tho following list OF
SPECIALTTES:
@ pOnges and Channels Skins.
T7onades and Toilet Powders.
EXTRACTS. Colognes. and Toilet Waters
Tsoudray's saehet Powders.
Tndla Rubber syringes and Breast Pump
a nkinas Of Combs ana Hair Brushes.
y aides and aentlemens Pocket Books
FFgooth. NAH, and Flesh Brushes.
u
r. pocket.
'Tsneiish, French, aud American onst
ID soaps.
egnoulasr Blaceai Trusaes, ana IT.
1E4s
AloI tho aneve sfsieles WIN SOLD -
vafs srW prices
IL LA ntEt HE III
5sslsE- so ANN ecoND e0a.
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HARDWARE.
NOTICE :
CARPENTERS, G. sINET &
CHAlR MAKERS.

CAhPEN 3 Eh@, =. SINE ] q
CHAlR MAKERS.
LOOK AT THESE Phi IS.
GENUINE DIgsTOH's 90
IN. HAND SAWS, SI.9O
GENUIN e SPEAR &
JACKSON 90 IN. HAND
SAWS, SI.9O
GEN me SPEAR &
JACKSON 26 IN. RIP
PING SAWS, S2.25
Ohio TOOI Go. Planes.
SINGLE SMOOTH, 80
DOUBLE Do. rs
SINGLE JACK, rs
DOUB BILE JACK, 80
All other Planes in proportion.
Butcher Saw Files, 8 inch,
8 IL inch, a and 4 IL in.
Is cents each.
Bradbury's SpokeshaVes, 2
inoh 400; 2 IL inch $50;
3 inch $50.
We offer all our HARDWARE to
Cash Buyers
At Extraordinary Low Prices.
We have now In stock the VERY BEST
OF SOLID CAST STEEL FRAMING
CHISELS and AUGURS made In the
United States. Call and get bargains.
FRED. P. STRAUB & co.,
No. 50 Main Street.
sep23 SIGN OF THE BROAD-AX1s
EDemOkrat. Courier. and Union copy.I
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EVANSVILLE ROLLING MILL
DoBxs a EEoKD, PR priagora.

Corner 9Th AID PsarI SIS. E,vanz lla. lad.
Hanufaefarsfs Of Ell x1roaa e n sraaane-
able iron a-h -Na sl Haz aain
AR rld srfs Is l.a.iii crta aa-r q 1n Ei4EaRs
rara wed - ia AHto est lsas
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IIInoIs EleelIon.

We have finally received the official
footiugs Of the election held in Illi-
ncis. for Congressman-at- Large and
State Treasurer, as follows:
5%GEEsslLA ry- AT-LARGE.
John A. Logan, (Rep ).................. $50
Wrn- Is. Anderson lDern l-......-........l44,l $50
-1l -4AA1 'ss''s zaiolu
STATE TREASURES.
5.raslua ~. Bates, (Rep.} -. l57. 8sz
CnArias RAageiy tDem ass
hlaicrity .-.-.... 3 l49
The following are the official ma
ioritass in The Congressional Districts,
avo-rt che Fh;rfaeneh
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SOMETHING FOR EVERYRODl

a q sCEEL sEPFER'S PRESCHIEs.
"A TON STORE, can be found, besides
the largest and best assorted stock OF
Drugs, Patent Medicines, and Medicinal
Wines in the West the following list Of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
RurIIng the rnbantized.

Few persons, out of England, are
aware of the existence of laws forbid
ding the burial of unbaptiZed PERSONS
in the cIUrch-yarls-that is, I'D the
graveyards of The Church of England.
In the House Of Commons Il bill has
been introduced tO ;tbOlisht9e laws and
to make the grounds accessible to all.
Mr.. Morgan, who, introduced the Till,
grounded il chiefly OH the experience
of the rural districts, unprovided with
cemeteries. There the present. state Of
the law as to the burial of Dissenters in
the parish churchyaIds, caused much
religiO"s aniinusity, and many sca:lda-
lOus scenes, some of which he de-
scribed.
He referred especially to the funeral
of the late Rev. MIR. Rees, one of the
most popular Welsh ministers of the
CalVanistic Methodist Body, who had
won the respect not only of the people
of Liverpool among whom he labOred,
but of the whole of Wales. The fune-
raj procession was swelled by thou
sands of his poor country men, who
had walked, some of them, even thirty
miles, to he present at his burial buI
the incumbent of the parish where the
interment was 10 he made, standing on
his strict legal rights, positively refused
to ALLOW any eXpI esSiOn of feeling on
the part OF the multitude beyond what
was prescribed by the prayer book and
the singing ola hymn which he selected
himself. 1t was impossible to describe
the sensation created by this proceeding
among Il sensitive people like the
Welsh, and he was convinced that no.
thing had occurred during the past
thirty years Tending - much ta widen
the broad breach between Churchmen
and Di>senteTS i'm that neighborhood,
aud to shake To its foundations the al
ready weak and lettering fabric of the
Church of England Referring to Other
incidents OF less magnitude, but equal
~ painful, he described the case of q
man who died in September, 1868, in
one the midland counties, who was
not only refused - shCe incum-