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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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For the Week Ending Friday, Deosnber
Saturday Morning. G pscsm Ss1a 3. 1 isTe

Saturday Morning December 5, 1870 /
CoTToN-We left the at tho time OF our last re-
port ruling ct 20 3c for ordinary l5A l5to for
mddling and ia l5Ic for strict middng since which
prices have ruled more in favor buyers On Satuf.
day the saaes embraced $500. at decline of To- On
,On mo q e. but Later in the day prices and
ment on Mondays rates Tuesday, bales we're 90
e. about the prices which ruled the previous day
dium qualities gf fully 10 the sales being confined to
$3.50 bales On ThursdAy $3.50 bales changed hands at
ample and ~ basness solo bales t6s closing
rates indicating net falinK eff of about / to 4c-
Referring to the above quote the market as
follow; .orps1y sac goo ordinary lsa l4ao
middng is e lsc per h. The total sales for the week
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The regular monthly meeting of the Hiber-
nian Benevolent and Mutual AID Association Branch
No 4 will be held on Wednesday evening next Decem-
Der 4 at O'clock in st. Johns schoolh General
attendance is requested.
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8 =. 9
morning Star and Catholic sMoaaenrar.
Few ORIs1Ts. snTns 4 =. -,
:.
lsssy ana me rope. Isl
Victor Emmanusl- consnmmate ghypo-
crite ~ he is--Ands ii necessary. ~ order
% keep up appearances. % 70 Z step mr.
thar than was evidently the intention II
either himself Or his ministers.s BE deems
itessential 70 his policy ii make ! show q
seeeDeet to tho Pope. in order 10 demonstrate
that he ccntemplatss no personal infringe
ment Of the prerogatives OF his Holiness.
This 4 svidently intended to have efssct
among ProtestAnta. AZ % the ides that
Catholics oAn ~ eseived ~ the shann, the
thing + too poltsrous for aapposition.
1t 10 annOpnced that the first business Of
the new Parliament - the elections for
which hsx6 just taken place-will be to
regulate ~ iaw the future relations Of Italy
towards the Pope a. 4 Sovereign. and to
mak IL high TREASON toE iniure his person.
lorsmH my q ~ 80 that nature. But
how ~ III ~ ~ well he asked
+ he 70 Is n esxS8Ss1 IL he has no sov.
ersigntyi How an she be king without
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE NEW
ORLEANS CATHOLIC PUBLICATION COMPANY
New Orleans November 10. ls7o.-The Regular Annual
ElectiouOf three Lay Directors Of this Company viii
be held MONDAY, Dec H. at o'clock p. NJ, In the
Morning Star Building, J24 Carondelet street
no20 4t5p THos. FITzwILLIAM, Secretary.
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SOUTHERN BANK-NEw ORLEANS. DEC. 3.
Is7o-An election for Six Directors Of this Bank. TO
for the ensuing year. wifi be held at Its Banking
House, the i4th Of December 1870 from I2 o'clock
10 I o'elockP n.
dea St Q. LIvAUDAIs, Cashier.
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NEW ADvEkrIsEnERrs.

s H1HNIAN BENxvOL.xNT AND NUTUAL AID
Aaseeaatisn BssalA Nss a--Ths .sgAhr msathly nset
No Il Aie Aaaociaaaoa wf - ksld "a TUNgUAy Dss.
~ esassk = =. ~ The IN corner t,ssalaa md
Puactaal saasssaass Is requested
ds4 u PHIL MccABE PrssidsnA
HIBERI1AN BxNHvoE.xNr AND NUrUAL XD
AssoCIATioN--nrsseAM No. l.-N,w orisass. DeO. 5.
oTAe regular nesshly nsstzx = tAis nraseAx IN
b. hold on WEDNESDAY xvxMNG. Dsusnbse i. a
O'Clock inths schoolhouss Of 81 John A AN aassnd
ance 10 requested. y j
BY order Of he Presidsntp
de. Y JOHN g 4URRAE Secretary.
SILKS..-..... .----. SILKS.
. sllk., , sszrr-.1vs czsra
the xIaHnG-sIvx CENTS.
DE ST ONE nozs.AR
vALuGs oNE rwH1xY-rIvE.
IN ONE xurx. -
JAE ONE sEvxNrx-FIvE.
oITv. Two DoLLARa
FULL LINE OF REAL PoPLINs,
UNDER VALUE.
BRASELMAN e. ADAMS, -
SEQ and see. MAGAZINE STREET. $50 and see
Corner 81 Andrew st. de4n
BEFORE THE WAR PRICES.
z. q. PALMER 4 Co.,
81, 96, W.-.- Camp Street. ......93, 95, 81
Announce 70 their friends and the pphc generally that
they a-e now, offering their entire stsokof
CARPETS. RUGS AND OIL CLOTHS,
MATING. MATS SHADES.
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
q actually LESS PRICES than tho same Goods wers
selling before the war; and this II done by esou
lAting gold at no. while It IL li2A and shoulda
war break ont n Europe 1t may soost 60 to 100.
,hink this good time for housekesper to buy goods
and respectfully solicit cali and examination Of
stock beforepuruhsaing elsewhere.
HALF WORKOUT GOODS have been sold 1t
Auction. within the past few weeks. AT HIGHER
PRICES THAN WE ARE NOW ASKING FOR
NEW GOODS. noa7 2t5p
- NRTp <NIpNN NIT
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10 viii be seen by notice in another oofumn
that election for six directors for the Souther a
win take place the l4th December between the honr
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49,
% szzsl ~ ~
|6ss 1xWD ~ FIJI An s III E&
III 49, ~ III
s1.oNDoea Nov. q CABINET eosncaI yes
ssIl, oontsininr b. urouci az Z son.
ference 81 London g sottle Rnan{a,a clsiles aloo
! note from Bsrnstof, tbat Prossis seeon@s nd-
condition that confersncs IS heiIs Gcrtschs.
ko4ss second note was aaaiu roS8 The Cahinet
agreed to Nranvillss reply, expressing tho viii.
provided nassls withdr.ws Gortsehs = Srst
note. Messengers wsre immediats1y sent to
St. Pctexsburg and Versailles to convey this
reply. A late dispatch from Tours. Of the 2ssh.
says the right wing of tho French army made
six simu1taneous attacks ON the German left
yesterday, and were successful IN Ave 81 the
actions. The supposed Feniaus, Welch and
boucher, who were recently arrested at Man
chester, have been dischaIGed. *
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-KipK Wi1liam telegraphs.
the Queen from Versailles, 10Th Mat Gen. Man
defeated tho French on Monday few miles
south of Amiens. French loss 1000 killed and
wounded, and 700 prisoners. Prussian loss
S%1 soP 'sasHy nnimPortsnt: The Duke Of
mas O,OOO men. Austria cOngratulateeP Prussia
upon German unity.s An of1cial dispatch from
Gen. Won Werder confirms reports of the defeat
OF Garibaldians at Pasgues ON Saturday last,
and their disorderly fight. Gen. Won Werder
followed1p his successes on the next day by
turning the position to which the French had
,Np .eSCou, eAu lnntct,hE = - % AuV klleo.
Lno lehcn ESe1esSea ID Two dtfcctions. rus
SUI -, LOSS i've 3nnored k1ned:
noaENcE' Nov. SS.-Ine Ministry nave been
rs sne seiAuEe Oh inc Pa
Pets puonsn.ng sne encyGiicaL
VERSAILLES, NOV. SO.-7Immense quantities Of
provisions have been collected hcre by the
dermans Tor the nse OF the karisians when they
pn-,os % -,
.nDn.s . Wy - aIo A"oePcA90Mee Detge
the proposed conference for the settlement OF
S n~ 80 Ii:ou1r.y, poyiuGI russia ssSiS-
o~nyoS "a NJ. 10y ~. C ~. A ~. 49,.
.d E,.n; ny aCsJ.. 49, sisis
TO-; , ~ ~, ,s o 1.assG =. 4ucs
pp-..'S fase .v soiusion ~ - csI
attIsy. ~ 'LaS sne coI.elenI9 lyL we
2; w. Do "eu ~ Louuon Y
apcas.' ...1. h' anu ~. PaIS.es .eo. su.o ~
~ ~ So. ,,.;S, nau leaung t
hasn Sss wnou ; was ey aor peace ~ n Mas
t.;Iat e1seu tepIinsen W oIsmaEck, anu ols.
r, ,us :. n; ts sue az SOL sCao m G...
$500, &c " .ne n.a''1 az, u sena'9g prem
III W " Lo,uon' lne Iumere1 cspieGIa-
ia. u III aiS CAUSES ouoy ancy n 1ne mai ec
notoh era,, 9I; sHo f.,g..u us
p"nor+ tl.a Ang InrA r1esoA SusI I'
e. a. St.1 eu. =. 'uo ".sS =. .ho
E, = W 1s., "SC1 yoo1oiuoyI - wMan suo
"a uau sne III GHPs' P.o1any sne Ao1n
ai H y, oao Agsn SUI aosL ~, r, GU
s"s ;I' IN oe 'Ioasau rencn were aouau oea9
~. e.o ueiu' 11ul nuhuIo on mon wounuou 1no
.; a..' 'uN eu Ien Rr,soeHs. 0en. A!leAies
30 CSu ounueI AnS oeiMan AoS0 10 one
enTu ns1.aoS enons .heni Few o"ces. ,...
=. :I Oeo' SaDiheC conPiiCactsonS
MI H Eh, anu ussolu.lon seems aneviGaoie:
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T j. CLARKE,
WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT,
Office corner Julia and Dryades streets,
And Corner Liberty and Julia streets,
New Orleans.

Dealer in Wood and Coal Bricks Sand, Lime, Cement,
Plaster, Hair. Laths, Shingles. Oak. Ash and Pine
Wood, Coal and Charcoal wholesale and retail the
lowest market rates. Orders filled and steam boats
supplied Mt short notice. de4 3n
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During the month Of December, 1900 twentySsur
gas burners were used twenty three nights Of work
constituted that month, and the Now Orleans Conn.,
pany bill amounted to 600 CO. Ny oil works actually
using twens5sx burners, therefore that number had
been in last December the New Orleans Gas Com
pany bill would have beon eos IS instead Of eco co.
From Monday. November IL, to Monday, November
2i-thy six regular working nigbtstwenty- gal
Ions Of oil were used in the Barbarn apparaus-as gal
Ions Mt &c., " 80; towit: per night 81 $751; Twentys
three nights would therefore 81 Sc and consa-
quensly constitute saving of 600 50 on the Nes Or
leans Gas COmpaRys bill paid in December le1e.
If s9s Is there Ia economy Of ESQ 50. eaoO win
produce s6i 70, or Ga per cent. =. ALDIaE.
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NEw oRLEANs November s5 Is7U
Charles Cavaroc Esq, President BarbaFin Gas Light
Ing Company:
Dear sir-It affords me pleasure state thathe ops
ration Of the machne for sixteen lights pu. up by
your company In my dwelling. has proved be entirely
satisfactory Since the Cd dag Of October last gas
has been burned nightly vt average Of eight ArEand
burneFsl lights, from early dusk until about eleven
o'clock, and one light all night The light Is in every
respect all that could possibly be desired.
1t perfectly SAFE and IL superior TO coal ns in bril-
ancy. the Light being sOer and much to read o.
write by The siDpfcity Of the machine L such thnk
any member Of my familyeAn attend TO II during my
absence. Very respectfully,
dsaH IA wo1FLKx.
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:. The demand for FIRST-CLASS CIRCULATING
LIBRARY has induced Mr. Eyrch to stock and arrange
ting and ntelfigont people, and ON MONDAY, Eovem.
Der 2s u VIII be open to the public The in9tee%snt.
AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, are
worthy of notice. Mr. Eyrich feels assured that
efforts to satisfy the esthetc taste of this community
will be appreciated.
; A. EYRICH
deA m No l3Q Canal sfraet
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pIANOS. PIANOS ......... PIANOS
BLACKMAR's ONE PRICE PIANO STORE,
"Temple of Music Building;
POI Canal Street. 90

Spacious and splendid warerooms with very low rent
Pces to correspond No Pianos sold but those Of long
tested factories, like CHICKERING, STODART
GUILD, EMERSON, GROvESTEEN and GABLER
PIANOS FOR RENT. sold easy monthly pay
ments The uHrivaled Organs OF Estey q Co. and Tay.
lor and Farley. from 500 mp Depot Of LA Haye"
Music, the cheapest in the world.
de43m A. E. RLACKMAR,
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The spacious and welsurnished Meeting Room, No
lQi Carondelos street. v be rented to Societies.
Clubs, etc.. by the evening month, REASONABLE
terms. SIS
Apply at tho office of the MoRsme srAH. se1I SPIT
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FLOUR-FLoUR.
We beg leave to inform friends and patrons that
have constantly hand and for sale in lots to suit
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, of all the favorite brands.
Also, HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN. CoRNMEAL,
OIL CAKE WHEAT, RYE, BARLEY, and all kinds
of WESTERN PRODUCE.
j. McCAFFREY CO.,
no2O SPIT No. 30 Poydras street
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ct. CHARLES HOTEL.

ct. CHARLES HOTEL.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned having effected d lease Of the ST,
CHARLES HOTEL fog tho term Of ten years arc now
engaged In thoroughly novating and nishinR the
house for occupation about she Goth Of Novem Der
1t in purpose 20 make the st. Charles TIE
HOTEL OF THE SOUTH, and expense win Be
spared or attention emitted to secure this object
r. r.. RIVERS
oc30 SPIT HENRY b. FOLEY
FREDERICTON. J. HAKTR.
EREDERIcKsoN HARTE, DRUGGISTS,
139.- Canal street.
Touro Buildings, Kew Orleans,
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MEETING ROOM FOR RENT.
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Gold 100 to American half dollars 1914
Mexican dollars IL to ll2i
Sterling exchange liz. TO 1909, francs - to.
Domestic exchange TO per cent premium.
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Keep always hand full supply of all Goods spper
tanning 20 their line e1ch a. MEDICINES, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS. PERFUMERIRS LE8CHES, etc
Depot for all MINERAL WATERS.
Competent Clerks in attendance all hours 10 the
Prescription Department.. deI0 ~
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Strive have the honor inform you that We arc
more than satisfied with your Of lighting a
1t both advantageous and economical the light be-
sides IL mellGw and not fatiguing to tho eyes
1t s sincere desire that many advantages of
system should be prominently made known to Tho
public. and the success OF the company secured
With great respect, etc,
SUPERIOR MOUNT CARMEL ASYLUM.
50 Piety street
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PERSONAL NOTES.

One end or .ee OHIO doube baby has got the
Group.
Gambetia's name In Italian signifies "a little leg.
Leg Da in his case would be simply personal
recognizance.
Some suggester suggests Fred Douglass Tor Mayor
OF Washington now that he proposes 10 take up nis
residence there.
The sultan has decorated with the Turkish order
OF mCim George Modntiord, ef Boston, formerly
United States Consul at Canuua.
Young Mr. Catch, ont west, has proved himself a
man OF spirit. lie was objected 10 py the father OF q
yAln9 lady, and IN revenge burned MS barn.
Miss Addie Miller, or Washington, Mica, has sued
ner brotOcr-iil-iaw, Rev. j. h. Wicker, for breach or
promise 10 marry, estimating her anguish al $4,000
Jay Cooke and family have returned TO German
town Tor the season. hr Cooke will SAT- for Europe
early III the sprlng 10 look after the interest OF s
branch bank, aouut To be established III London
Mr. and Mrs. Samson have fled cross biils for dl-
yorce IN Chicago. He testified tl2t she poured
painful OF boiling water over his mead anu tnen
scrdped tue hair of win the pan, he submitting N
see how lar she would Cn' tie now thinRs sS
weuttoo Lar.
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TIE COURT LOUISE COMMISSIONERS.

The BIarsnrd Rooi Well as the Dome
Done For.
The Court House Commissioners did not meet
yesterday owing to the absence of Senator Norton.
The question OF the roof is still the botheratlon Of
the commissioners and they are aeciding and unde-
Gliding their ways ana plans about ft almost every
time they see one another. The dome idea is killed,
but the Mansarl ro0l they find now will be an I'M
Possibility Tor the reason that the roof on both
wings has been already completed, at great cost In
such solid manner that 1t would be rather an ex-
travagaut idea to put headn OF the French pat
tern on the building. The architect promises TO
erect, in lieu OF the DOME an ornament OF an ele-
giant character, not quite so COSTLY Which Will be a
ntLing adluiet to The present roof.
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'g JAMS ESTATE.
TyIw AMNgA

niHes smpy meetIng OF Lbo
Churches Tbs synod a. Walkers Dictionary,
AppIeton's Cycopsda NJ leave TO amsnd This
cannot do, eeeanss am salisaes Wild, visionary and
think will br doing ather Az th0
him Diminishing the complaint alto4> proper
allow think
will be to defendants their remedy by ,nk, tho
purpose. / viii here, however, that y allowance
claimed to bo involved s very large the Nth
should In proportion that those who oh nj as
this corporation, other person corporatsu
at that they have Mt least probable cause OF ac
and n they have and still persist In nooriey H.
kind they VIII be compelled least TO for such iNsgA
tion.
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Died.


ADAMsoN-On Monday, December 10, at No. 20
New Chambers street. ROBERT ADAMsoN, In the 4lst
year OF his age.
the above place. this wednesday, afternoon, at
half-past one ociocS.
SUMMONS .-Brethren-You are hereby summoned
to attend special communication Of John Hancock,
Lodge, No. 10. T. and A. NJ, to ne held at their
rooms, Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday morning,
December % at nine O'Clock sharp, to attend the
funeral OF ourla.e brother, Robert Adanson; BY
order. y. GODCHAUD, w. NY
JOHN Fl. SIMPSON Secretary
BEERE.-On sunday evening, December Is, JANE s
w. BEBEE, In the 62d year of his age
The remains were taken to Bethel, Conn. for In
terment.
Yonkers papers please copy.
BENT.-At PortchesJer, on sunday, December 1S,
THOMAS BENT, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the presbyterian church, Portchester,
this "wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock New
York and New Haven cars leave Twenty seventh
street depot at hal.-past eleven A. NJ.
BIANcHI--on H. Tuesday December 20, SARAH, wife
Matilda Carmichael aged 81 years, months and rs
days.
TO attend the funeral. from the Forty street
Methodist Episcopal church, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, on Thursday morning, at ten
BnADY-Mrs. BEApy, wife OF John Brady.
The friends are respectfully requested to attend
the funeral, this wednesday, afternoon, at two
O'Clock from her late residence, 227 Nassau street,
Brooklyn. 49,. -
Philadelphia, on saturday. December H. Rear Ad-
miral SAMUEL LIVINGSTON BREEsE, United States
Navy.
The funeral services will take place at ST. Marks
church. in this city. this "wednesday afternoon, at
three o'clock The relatives and friends OF the fam
lily, also the officers of the army and navy, are re-
spcctiully invited to attend.
CHAMEERLAIN.-At M unit Ollvet near Maspeth,
l.. l., on Tuesday December 10, SARAH e. only
daughter of Charles NJ. and Anna III. Chamberlain,
in the 3th year OF her age.
Funeral this (N Wednesday, afternoon at three
O'Clock. Friends and relatives are invited to attend
CLAGuE.-Suddenly, on Tuesday morning FREDE-
RICK WILLIAM CLAGUE, native Of the Isle OF Man,
In the 69tn yeat OF hts age.
The friends ana relatives or the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from his late
residence NO. 206 West Tnirty-sixth street, on
Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock. His remains
Will he taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for inermeht.
English papers please copy.
CRowLEY.-On Tuesday, December co. RICHARD
CROWLEY, aged 81 years, months ana days !,
Ihe friends OF the family are respectiuiiy hvi,uu
70 attend the funeral from his late residence i4t-
luird avenue, Oh Thursday AFTERNOON, aI oh0
O'Clock
New Haven Qowal papers please copy.
DohAN.-On Tuesday, December ~, DANihi
OoRAN, aged rs years.
Ihe friends and relatives Of the family are respect
tuiiy invited 10 attend the funeral, nom MS iast
residence IL Madison street, on Thursday afternoon
at two O'Clock.
ElsEMANN.-0n Tuesday morning, December 20
NIcHAEL EISEMANN, aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends VI the family are respect
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CoRwIN-SILLEcK.-On Wednesday, December IT,
At the Church of the holy Trinity Fifth avenue and
l25th street, by the Rev. DR.. Duryea, Mr.. SETH NJ.
CORwIN 10 Miss LILLE SIILECK, daughter Of H. G..
Silleck, ESQ.,, all ~ tins city.
acknowledgements. this city, on satur.
day, November L., by the Rev. Joseph II. Price, ID.
d.. rector Of ST. Stephens church, JOHN KENDRICK
Jr., OF Waterbury, Conn, to Miss ELLA, daughter OF
r. II. Goldsmith, Esq, OF New Haven.
3 RANDoL-JAGGEts.--On Sunday, December lS, by
the Rev. John Gaston ALBERT H. RANDoL, NJ. d., TO
HATTIE d. JAG GERS, botn Of PaSsaic, n. j.
WILLIAMs-ABGEl---ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
December 90 &C the Church of the Restoration, by
the Rev. John c. Aver, JOSEPH d. WILLIAMS, OF
Brooklyn, to pREBE A. ABEEL, OF Staten Island.
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much said and to which certain pretended claims
resemblance to legal fairness
II was in M the fu p1ssesson and enjoyment. Of s the prn
pey granted and through its governors and oncers of
CORPORATION Of Trinity cearc his property has has
as h M to DISPOSE o. These as
grants have ali bee confirmed, since the Revolution
Legislature OF the State of New York. to the corporation of
recoverable unless has been acknowledged the debtors
within Tx years before sn ,, y 1Tsny ysar
the aw has always considered the most sacred OF al pro-
otherwise ever so JUS, and equitable Now The fact Of this
corporation being the lawful and Just possession Of this
Just down. should satisfy ihe unreasonable
graph OF his Complain, is Of the mos. absurd KIND para
Aeont this synod Q, Do absura called in this complain.
strained refer to the subect but
Issn basis Of IN said eo%as. 'ha as hs
some explanation f. requires as to whns this meeting at
admitted historical truth tina. the Church of holds
Of OK h s US. s n0t Or =" e
in the title the Protestant Church On the contrary,
and i aeknowedsss ssp.isTn the REMISSION
y Of the Church Ensish chareh IN maiiers Of faith La
ther we all know esteemed by Protestant dssensers al
the saints of the English Church ST. Peters, Gle
English church Observes q s9aa degree As their prnepa
feast days Christmas Easter ascension and Wh.sgntde
po who we're as the sSiah the lssg ns "a s
twelfth paragraph of mis- complaint claims to profess as
faith -
The assembly Of men at Dor rideuously called in ths
complaint EEcume nica Council of Dortt Ia noorios
to the child IN history that il not council at all
II gathering of SYNOD OF the Dutch Re
formed Church delegates from scotland, brought
together settle ring and miserable disputes
Cavnists, Amenians, Gomarss and the Ike. Its
dcrees settlements recognized by the Eng
lish Church. Indeed, the English people knew nothing
whatever the Synod until ard when its pro-
cerdngs brought to their knowledge BY two ..
james bishops who happened to be near the city where
synod held the doctrines laid down by that Couu
Gil quite rcpudiaed both by king ana bishops.
Ecunenic, universal Ecunonica Council ant.
versal council couaci OF ALL not of part and Is only
applied to the councils OF the Catholic Church the
Synod OF bort, which the plaintiff improperly calls the Ecu
mencal Council OF Dort was simply meeting of few OF
e pyssbytercs Of The Preshverian aud Reformed Dutch
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MARRIAGE OF A NEW YORKER TO ONE OF TIE
ROYAL FAMILY OF SPAIN.-We learn by tue last
European mail that Mr.. Charles Alien Perkins, AS
sstant Secretary OF tue American Legation at LIS
bon Portugal, who formerly resided IN this CITY,
married on the l2th OF November, al Lisbon, To
Princess Dona Maria Isabel Francisco de BOURBON
Bourbon daughter OF her Royal Highness the Inianta
ol SPAN. Inc ceremony took place al tue Sb LOUIS
ues FrancalS Roman Catholic church, Father Mlet
oiiciating. Afterwards at the Legation OF the
United States, the chaplain OF the United states
steamship Franklin performed the csreInJDy over
again, the bridegroom IS a Protestant The bride
Is "A niece OF the eX-tlueen Dona Isabel H. and the
ex-king Don Francl de Assis oi spain. Many DIS
tingushed American officers and the aristocracy or
Lisbon were present at the ceremony. A grand BAN
quet wound up the anair-P0aghhesiASte FTess
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