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GLOVER.

There was an unusually large attendance
on the occasion of Rev. :, X. B. Perkins
donation visit, both afternoon and evening.
The afternoon was spent in social man
ner; in the evening interesting and APP
propriate addresses were delivered by Revs.
\. w. Scott and Geo. W. futile. The
united choirs of West Glover and Glover
village afforded excellent music, and songs
were sung by several young ladies' There
was left with the pastor over expenses,
pure donation, STA, besides a barrel of
-four presented by Mr. Nathan c. Uford,
and other very acceptable gifts. The fol-
lowing odes, written by Mr.. Perkins sisters,
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WALDEN.

4 few days since, Merrill Utley, son of
Lyman Utley, moved distance of 80 rods
with a span Of horses, in u hours, IS cords
Of stovewood, loading and unloading the
same alone
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Come, gather all Tonight.
For, It's the people, right.
Here to repair
Come, youth and h0ary age,
Come, We, in mauhOod's stage.
All welcome arei
our grateful thanks receive.
A. you your offerings leave
Upon Uur board
We hold them pledges true
That friendship You renew;
And ours, i'm turn most due,
We glad accord
The memory of that love
You by this kindness prove,
To us is dear
Twill >wcetru every care.
That you our burdens bear.
And in our ~orrow~ share,
While toiliug here.
Great shepherd Of thy sheep.
do thou this people keep
Beneath thy care
Their labOrs wilt thou bless.
Aud may they e'rr confess
by deeds Of Righteousness,
That thee they fear.
Give sacred joy and peace.
The fruits Of holiness,
Spirit divine
Thy sacred influence breathe.
And ne'cr this people leave.
Lord, own thy heritage.
Upon them shine.
Then when that day shall come.
OF universal doom.
Which none may fee,
Accepted will they stand,
a holy, happy band.
To dwell at thy right hand.
Etgrnally.
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The Marriage Ring.-Essays for young men 4,
Tree, in sealed envelopes HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Penn.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
National Bank of Derby Line, Vt. at the close
of business on the 22d of January, 1870.
RRCOT-pCES
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wM. JOSLYN & SONS, Barton, Vt, are Sole
Proprietors, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
Wholesale Agents-Geo. c.. Goodwin & Co,
SO Hanover Street, Boston, Mass +; Burrs Perry,
&c fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs AM MEDICINE
DEALERS.
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market.
Corrected for the STANDARD every Fri
day, by
RATIOTr HIRPARD &, FRYE

Jobbing and Commission Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD,
EGGS, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c,
q Faneuil Hall Square, Boston.
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instantly, and also heals old Ulcers. Wolcott's
Annihilator cures Catarrh. Bronchitis and Colds
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ENGLAND.

The Ex-Empress OF France-The Past and tho
Future-Art and Science.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1870.
The Empress Eugene is greatly annoyed by an
army Of sghtseers who follow her and stare at her
whenever she appears in public.
Throngs Of people are escaping from Paris.
A slow mail route has been arranged between this
city and Paris. by way OF Amiens and ROuen.
MIR. Charles Reed member OF Parliament for
Hackney, to-day unveiled the monument to Daniel
Defoe at Bunhill Fields. The monument is prac.
ttcally one to Robinson Crusoe.
At the session OF the British Scientific Association
to-day Colonel Bakers letter from the White Nile
was read.
Subsequently q sharp discussion on spontaneous
generation arose, provoked by paper Of J. Samuel
son. The result favored the atmospheric germ, the
theory OF spontanety being decidedly ct discount
The United States steamer Plymouth has arrived
at Gibraltar.
Experiments have been made at Shoeburyness
with the Gatllng gun with the most successful re.
suits.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MosEY YMARKKr.-LosDos,s Sept lsA 30 P. N. -
Consos closed at ga for and 9l for the accounk
American securities quiet United States 6ve;weny bonds
ls62 80 1882 old, ss4 1857 s54 teniores, e Stocks
quiet; Erie Railway shares, s Illinois Central ll2D;
lanc and Great Western, 23I9
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Sept. l6.--United
Rt s314 93X.
LIvRRPooL COrToH MARKET.-LIvKRPooL, ssvt 49,
4:3O MTho cotton market closed quiet. Middpg up
lands 91d; middling Orleans, gSd The sales Of the
have been 0o0U bales including 0O0 for export
latlOn.
The sales OF cotton during the week have 900 bales
including 5000 for and 1000 for speculation The
stock In 10 490 when ara
American. The receipts OF the 900 bsIcs
Of which 10000 American The cotton at
bound to this port s estimated At $4,000 bales which
1900 American.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER R-LIvERPooI, Sept. l6-The
market for and fabrics at Manchester
LIVERPOOL BRxADsTUFrS MAEkET.-l.Iv ERPooL Sept
164 r. MCorn quiet. Oats hrm Wheat,lgs lid. IDA
per GENITAL for California white &c. 3D. ID
Western and rs. 3D. 9s I'd for red winter quiet and
steady The receipts of wheaat this port last three
days have been 3OU0 quarters, Of which S25OO wsps
American
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKrT.-LrvERpooI Sent
l6- 80 r. M.-Beef dull. Racon dull.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAIKFT.-LivERPOoI, Sept lS--
6P. M.-Common rosin IN. per
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LOSDoN, Sept. lR--Re6ned
petroleum, Is ID per gallon. TsOw dun
Sperm f9 Calcutta linseed at 6ls Sprs
petroleum heavy at IL. Id.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERr Sept l6.--Petrolsum
opened quiet at SCI. for standard white.
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T. 3. Martin and g. r. Maddox, was sppciatsS 70
audit the accounts OF the late secretary and
rer. and transfer the funds In their hands 70 the
new ofiicerA
II was resolved that four stated meetings Of the
committee should be held on september 20. Octo-
Der IL aud 81 and November sand that the Execu-
ings
Il was resolved that the subject OF reorganizing
certain Assembly district associations In this city,
referred by the Rochester Judiciary Conventions to
ne GENERAL COMMITTEES. be referred to the Executive
ovhlmttee ot this committee with power.
~ was decided thar majority OF the committee
sheuu % required 10 constitute quorum.
a. recommendation was directed to be mado
g snrough tne members OF tho committee that where
oounv conventions nad noS already been called the
county committees can them ut an early day and
tnas eacn member OF this committee be q sub-o0m-
tricts. - ~
hasoLved. Toas the Executive Committee provide
Ior MI cary and efncent enrolment and classinca-
uon OF the voters OF the State
Several communications were read and referred
to the Executive Committee.
The committee then adjourned and the Executive
Committee went INTO secret session their meeting
continuing TIL late In tho 4iternoop.
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Rome Surrounded by the Italian
Army.
Spanish Republicanism in Sympa-
thy with France.
THE EMPRESS EUGENE IN ENGLAND.
Fatal Yachting Accident
in Ireland.
ITALY AND ROME.

Fighting Between the National and Pnpal
TrOOps-Onward March OF che Italians
The H0lp City Surrounded.
FLORENCE Sept. 16-Noon.
collision occurred yesterday between the italian
troops and the Papa zouaves, five kilometres from
the city OF Rome Only few were killed and
wounded on each side.
The Italian headquarters on Thursday were four
teen kilometres out from Rome. General BixiO has
reached C0rOnto. near CivIta Vecchia and doubtless
Velletri and ValmontOne Will be occupied to-day.
The two places last named are walled towns,
twenty-five miles south of Rome.
! The gendarmes, custom house officers and people
rraternize with the Italians and are received with
acclamatiOns
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REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL CoHnurTEE,

The Republican General Committee Of the State
OF New York met yesterday at the Flftn Avenue
Hotel for the purpose Of organization. Mr.. ]. II,
Ramsay was called to the chair Cor temporary or.
ganization. Twentysix of the thirty members re.
sponded TO their names.
The Convention resolved to. cleo, their ofncers by
ballot bat the vote was In eaor. case unanimous.
The following are the permanent ofrcers:-Char.
man, Alonzo b. Cornell; Secretary, L. L, Doty
Treasurer. George Opdyko.
Mr.. SHARPE moved that SIX persons be appointed
BY the chair. who With tbs permanent, oiiicers
should consttute the Executive Committee, which
was adopted The Following persons were named as
the committee :--General Sharpe, J. II. Ramsay f..
A.. Merritt, b. d. Webster, Q. A. Arthur, H. D. Rob-
ertsOn.
The question Of permanent location for the COM
mittee was referred to the Executive Committee.
4 committee VI three, CONSISTING Of Henry Sm n,
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
ILLINOIS,.

The Episcopal Convention mt Chicago-Two
New DiOceses to be Created.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16, 1870.
In the Episcopal Convention to-day resolution
was unanimously adopted that two new dioceses
should be created, founded as suggested by Bishop
Whitehouse IN his address.
The Committee on Revision of Scripture made q
report condemning the proposed revision OF the
Bible by the Canterbury ConvocatiCn and they
ground their objections on the following reasons:-
Observation-Disclosures OF the movement, no notice
having been given TO sister churches SecOnd-The
more than questionable orthodoxy OF some of the
members comprising the conyocatlon. Third-The
scantlness or uncertainty or effected results.
The following resolution was offered and adopted.
with but one or two dissenting voces:-
Resolved That In view of the excusiveness OF the
movement, the more than questionable orthodoxy OF some
whose cooperation has been formally Invoked the
OF the Bible now being made by the Convocation
ipexDedent. "
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
THE INDIANS.

Removal OF Trespassers from the Cherokee
Neutral Lands-spotted Tail Becoming Dis
cOntented.
WASHINGTON, Sept 49, 1870.
In accordance with the request Of the Indian Bu-
reau General Pope has sent q company OF United
States troops into Southeastern Kansas the pur-
pose OF removing trespassers on the Cherokee neu-
tra lands.
Official reports to the Indian Once state that Spot
ted Tails Indians are awaiting ut the MILESTONE
Agency the arrival OF their annuity goods. Tney
remain comparatively quiet. Spotted Tail and
swift Bear complain very much that their rations
have not been increased, which was promised them
when in Washington Their people assert that the
thieves have made Misrepresentation to them. The
present supply OF ratiOns. with the exception OF
beef, Will become exhausted on the 30th OF Septem-
Der. Many OF Spotted Tails Indians will move
back into the country upon receipt Of their annuity
goods. This removal Ia instgated by the whites
who have intermarried with them.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
General T. Cadwaader, Of Philadelphia; J. W.
Garrett President Of the Baltimore and OHIO Rail.
road, of Baltimore, and Professor T. Mcmahon, OF
West Point, are at the BrevoOrt House.
Berkley Grimbal, OF Charleston, S. c.; J. s. Sims
and W. S. Blake, OF Boston; F. r. Townsend, OF
Hastings and J. E. Wheeler, OF Bridgeport, are at
the Westminster Hotel.
Captain n B. Palmer, Of Stonington; A. G. Brown,
Of Baltimore; G. NJ. Lord, of New Orleans and
Francis Fellows. OF Hartford, are at the New York
Hotel
Captain J. B. Barnum. Of Richmond W. T. Wilson,
OF Washington Edgar N. Wales OF the United States
Army, and J. Davidson, OF Washington, are at the
st. Ch aries Hotel.
R. b. woodward, Of San Francisco; George Taylor,
OF Arkansas; c. L. West, Of Texas; W. J. Patterson
and 7. B. Bottsford, OF Chicago, are at the Metro.
politan Hotel.
F.w. Kellogg, of Alabama; T. J. Money, OF Ten.
nessee; Rev. DR.. Leyborn, j. T. Grifren, OF London;
Waldo Adams and j. W. Danforth are ut the Grand
HOTEL
Governor T. Carney, OF Kansas Rev. E. Fl.
Ruthea, OF Virginia; Colonel McKim, Of Boston;
Rev. W. Z. Dana, OF South Carolina, and John E.
Owens, the comedian, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel
General o. L. Sheppard and Rev. Dr. Fish, OF the
United States Army; Il. M. Convtne and N. G. Ord.
way, of Washington Colonel Fl. II. Osgood and
Colonel Henry Peale, of Connecticut, are at the
AstOr House.
George A. Blanchard of Con cord, N. H.; Emmett
Putnam, Of New Orleans, and T. J. Janvier, are a.
the Irving House.
General L. B. Freese Of Providence; General Mar.
tndale ]. L. Aiken, OF Milwaukee, and w. J.
Mcbride are at the Hoffman House.
Henry Farnum, OF New Haven; J. F. Winslow, OF
Poughkeepsie, and W. w. Warden, Of Washington,
are at the Albemarle Hotel
General Donaldson. Of the United States Army;
II. G. Fant OF Richmond; T. j. Chadneld, OF Os.
wego; Bradley T. Johnson. OF Richmond; F. +.
Woodbridge, OF Vermont; A. j. lngersoll. Of Mobile;
Washington. are 1T the Fifth Avenue H0taL
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
SPAIN.

Republican Agitation in Sympathy will,
France.
MADRID Sept 49, 1870.
violentcontroversyi is going on among the news
papers Of this city as to the pursued by Senior
Olozaga, recently Minister to France. He was re-
called by the Council Of Ministers for having ex-
ceeded his instructions.
The republicans, however, defend him for having
recognized the French republic 1t is possible some
banges in the Cabinet may grow out Of the discus.
Sion. Senior Sagasta is to be appointed President OF
the Cortes In place OF sehor Rivero resigned. The
successor of Senior Sagasta has not yet been
appointed.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

Reported Flight of the Pope from ROme-An
Italian Fleet at Civitu vecchia.
FLORENCE, Sept. 15-Night.
1t Is reported that the Pope had left Rome
The Italian headquarters are ten miles from that
city.
skirmtsh took place four miles from Rome he
tween the national troops and the Papai zouaves.
The latter were forced to retire after suffering some
loss.
The Italian forces are expected to enter Rome to-
borrow.
Vecchta.
National demonstrations are made on the ap-
proach Of the troops, who are everywhere received
with enthusiasm, and with whom the people fra
ternize with the utmost freedom
The Grand Orient Lodge, OF the Masonic order
have issued manifesto announcing the removal Of
the seat Of the lodge to Rome.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
Doncaster Races-Closing Event.

DOncaster Raees-Cl0sing Event.
LONDON, Sept. 1e, 1870.
The Doncaster September meeting closed to-day.
The event Of the day the for the Doncaster
Cup, which was won by the French nlly Sornette
The following is summary Of the event.
Doncaster Cup, value 800 soverelgns, for colts and
hles, three years old and upwards, with pains and
penalties for age and previous successes over the
Cup Course, about two miles and 1--we furlongs. The
ended thus:-MajOr FrdOlin's ch. f. Sornette by
Light out Of Surprise, first Lord FalmOuth,s b.
Gertrude by Saunterer, out OF Queen Bertha second
and Captain Machell's ch c. Border Knight by Ad.
venturer, out Of Miriam. third.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
Crimes and Casualties in Boston,

BOSTON, sept. TO, 1870
John Moran, q desperate character, yesterday
afternoon, at East StoughtOn shot and instantly
killed constable G. NJ. Packard, VINO was arresting
him. The deceased served as Lieutenant in the
First Massachuse It's cavalry during the late war
He was thirty one years OF age. The murderer has
escaped.
In another part of the town Dennis Carney, while
drunk last night killed his wife by nearly chopping
OIL her head with a hatchet. Carney was arrested.
This morning Ann Josephine Macdonald, seven
years Of age, daughter of Dr. A. Il. Macdonald fell
from the roof OF building and was instantly killed.
Hugh Duffy, young son OF Margaret Duny.
river this morning
James Sheridan OF Salem, was thrown out of q
wagon to-day, and died a few hours after from in
juries received.
The body OF James E. Ally, OF Lynn, was found In
the water near Lampers Wharf, Lynn, this forenoon.
He was last seen alive at halfpast eight o'clock last
night.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

FOUR NEGROES were hanged in Norfolk,
Va, yesterday, for the murder of white
man named Gray, in December last. AS an
Instance Of brutality and inhumanity and in
excusable bungling, the execution exceeded
anything we have yet read Of The four con-
demned men were dropped together amid
their appealing cries to Heaven and to man
for mercy. The ropes of the two outside men
broke and let them fall to the ground, where
they lay writhing and squirming until strangu-
iation had done its work upon the Others The
hangman, after cutting down the two who we're
successfully experimental upon, dragged the
bodies along the yard and dumped them into
their cofans. Then he walked the two sur
vivors up the steps Of the scaffold, amid more
shrieks for mercy, tied them to the ropes
which yet remained intact, and dropped them
with such improved skill that, after hanging
fifteen or twenty minutes, they were both
declared dead. Then this model hangman
cut them down, dragged them to their cofins
and dumped them in as he had the others.
Altogether the whole proceeding must have
been very entertaining sight, especially to
tne white females who were present.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
THE PACIFIC COAST.

HOnOrs to General Sherman in San Fran
cisco-The Oregon Legislature.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Is, 1870.
The ball tonight at the Lick House in honor OF
Generals Sherman and Schohed was a magnid-
cent affair The army ana navy were largely repre-
sented.
The California and Oregon Railroad ia completed
to Lotto station, fifteen miles north Of Chico North
ern travel IL now principally by railroad.
Governor Woods yesterday presented his biennial
message TO the Oregon Legislature. Governor
Grover was naugurated to-day. A bill to dis
courage Chinese immigration has been introduced
In the Legislature
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
DOMINION OF CANADA.

American Vessels Seized fer Violation of the
Fishery Laws.
OTTAWA Sept. 18, 1870
The following Is a list of American fishing vessels
seized by the Canadian marine police schooner up
to the present time, for violation Of the fishery
laws:-The J. N. NickersOn, schooners Wompabuck,
A. N. Wasson, Minnie and Lizzie A. Farr In addI-
tOn to the above, the $. G. Marshall seized py
her MaJesty's ship Of war ValOrOus, and taken to
Charl0ttetOwn Prince Edward Island The above
seizures are waiting for adjudication IN the courts.
1t is estimated that their value will fall short Of
$60000.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

may and do feel for the situation Of France
he must not belittle his own government In
Hoing So He must remember that diplomacy
does not admit Of personal emotion; and that
It differs from electioneering canvassers In
Illinois this far-the less buncombe in
diplomacy the better
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

SUFFOLK COUNTY POLITICS.

The Suffolk County Democratic Convention was
held in the Court House at Riverhead yesterda "
Hon. II. A. Reeves was called to the chair, and G. j.
Raynor and Robert w. Pearsal elected secretaries.
Dr. John W. Greene Of Islip, was elected delegate
to the Democratic State Convention by acclamaton
and Jesse Smith, OF Babylon, alternate.
II resolved that our delegate to the Demo
cratic State Convention, to be held at Rochester on
Wednesday, the 2lst inst, tender to that Convention
hearty support and cooperation in the nomlna.
ton OF our present State officers, and that tins reso-
luton be attached to the credentials OF said
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

The FRENCH STEAMER LAFAYETTE has been
detained here by orders from the French war
Minister until next Tuesday for the purpose Of
taking on board large quantity of arms said
to have been purchased in this city for the
French republic. There is no violation of the
law in such shipment, and as the French suf-
fer especially from the want of arms there is
an excellent way Of assisting the new republic.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
UTAH.

Proclamation of Governor Shafcr Disband-
ing the Militia.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 16, 1870.
Governor Shaffer to-day issued proclamation for
bidding the assembling Of the Mormon militia and
all gatherings OF armed persons within the Terri
tory. All arms and ammunition now In the pos
session of the militia are ordered to be turned over
at once to Colonel William NJ Johns, Adjutanr Gen
eral.
General P. E. Connor Ii appointed Major General
OF the militia.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
RUSSIA.
Imperial Honor to a German Prince.

Imperial Honor to a German Prince.
DRESDEN, Sept 49, 1870.
The following Is the text Of the despatch of the
Gear to the King Of Saxony conferring decoration
on the Crown Prince his SON.
To do honor to the success Of your brave soldiers
I venture to confer on your son. the Prince Royal OF
Saxony the cross Of the military order OF st. George
OF the second class, which he has so nobly merted.
He will receive It, hope, as new proof OF my re-
suect and friendship.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS pelrrlCAL NEWS.
New York Stsro Politics.

The Republican Convention for tho Eighteenth
district held In Schenectady yesterday, nominated
ia mes NJ. Marvin for Congress.
The Livingston County Democratic Convention. al
Genesee, yesterday appointed W. II. Pierce dele.
gate 10 the State Convention with Colonel 4. g.
Faulkner as alternate.
convention OF temperance men held In 81 ng-
hamton on Thursday decided TO organize In Bro0mo
county an anti-dram shop party, and appointed
committee 10 adopt candidates from the party nomi
nees or II such were not satisfactory TO name new
candidates. In the evening Rev. William H0smer,
editor OF the Northern Independent, addressed o
meeting at Firemans Hall in favor Of thorough or
ganZation.
N. s. Coliyer democrat, announces himself "a can
didate for Governor OF Tennessee against General
Brown, the regular democratic nominee.
Q. Is. Burk, or Winona, Is the democratic candidate
Tor Congress- In the Minnesota Second district .--
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
MASSACHUSETTS.
End OF the Fall River Strike.


FALL RIVER, Sept. 16, 1870.
The sptnners strike Is ended and yesterday many
OF them went back to work. Some were accepted,
others were rejected and Will not be employed
again. Some OF the mills compelled an agreement
on the part Of the wOrkmen that they should belong
TO no more 'uni0ns." The mills now running
nearly all full. The strike has lasted two months,
and has resulted dsastrOuslv for the strikers only
as usual. The loss III wages has been about half
million of dollars,