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All will be sued as fast complaints can be
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-31

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of the JOURNAL, we wish you-one and ala
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ming, from visit to the cold folks" in Penn
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Coop lIuNTING.-George Hindley and Joseph
Holman killed ten deer on Stunrt's Fork during
last week.
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CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED FROM ALI, PARTS
u OF THE COUNTY LET US HEAR FROM YOU
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A GREAT many strangers were in town during
the past INDEPENDENTLY members of the Ma
sonic Fraternity who came to attend the festival
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A VlslroR.-Mr. Edgar Pratt, of Lawrence
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NOtice.-All communications advertisements and other
matter, connected with the JOURNAL should hereafter be
addressed to and settled with c. W. CRAIG,
Weayerville, Sept. l, 1870 Business Manager.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
Affairs In the Central American Rspublies-Ths
Prospects Of War Between Bolivia and
Pern-Result Of the Elections In Chils
COLOMBIA.
rssee-rhe Columbus status-Gtfs oS the
H"press OF tho Frsnch-Ths Racins Sea.
son-reisgraph Coucsssious.

fesee-The Columbus status-(3tn Of The
E"press OF tho Frsnch-Ths Racing Sea-
sen-Teisgraph Concessions.
PAxAxA. May q 1870.
Inefe 10 very little OF interest 10 communists
nom the isthmus by to-day's steamer No mail has
peen received rom Bogota since last wrote, conse-
Quently no news. Your 'specialn ON board the
NipsIc lives full details OF the Darien survev,ns
Expedition. or local items there ls quite dearth
not 30 much as revolution or an earthouakc--uo
even tidal wave TO record. Your correspondent
has therefore but little TO work on.
The bronze statue OF Columbus, presented bv she
Empress OF the French to the United states OF Co
the great navigator IN The city Of cOen cem0 o.
wallL arrived IN the French steamer from
as On s ssn n' n Sass 5, ss,
representatives and large number OF leading cid.
the imperial gift the name OF the nation. Tho
remony OF receiving the statue took place Sun.
tions mad been made The National Guard, with tie
military band, were In attendance. Appropriate
French Envoy the President and others 4r 6s
ceremony OF reception was over sumptu0us lunch
was spread, TO which large number OF guests Sat
and about seven O'Clock p NJ sat down vai to mag:
covers had been spread for the occasion. Durina
the evening the city Hail was brilliantly Illuminated
plaza fronting the hotel till about eleven O'CLOCK
wnen tne party broke up. The Envoy returned to
French steamer for st. NaZaire.
Exceeding heavy rains have falon here during the
past week. and u would seem though the dry sea.
son mad already come TO an end, at least the belt
Of ram clouds, said To accompany the sun ~ this
season. would lndicaieo
The following are the principal clauses OF an act
which has received Executive sanction and been
made pubic IN reference TO telegrapnic communica'
uon across the territory OF Coiombia:-
The Executive authorised conceds permission 70
who solicit II establish fnpd ~
the coasts OF the republic the exess Of teegaphic
marine cables which sha place the nation In connection
with other Of the world well TO unite the
cables with land nesof eegraphs The ,slegaphs which
bo established la the rational territory and which
article refers, shall be considered public BENEFIT
consequently they will be exempt from the OF al
national and State contributions The lines which
accept this concession w from this fact ITSELF be obliged
TO transmit gratuiousy all Official communications Of the
government OF the Union or Of the States In the OF
foreign or interior comruoons the lines will only
ate under the surveillance OF the political authorities
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
{ y r o p e.. !.
The American Prelates in the Ecumeni-
cal Council and Their Attitude p
Towards the Papacy.
The Archbishop of st. Louis on the
Infallibility Dogma.
English Opinion Of Premier Olivier and the
"(1sarism" Of Bonaparte.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Jud.
kins from Liverpool the aoth OF April and Queens
town the LIST Of May, arrived at this port yesterday
morning. The Scotia landed our special European
correspondence and q newspaper mail report In de-
tail OF our cable kilograms, dated to her day Of
sailing from England.
The Pau MdU Gazette makes a severe attack upon
the Prime Minister Of France thus -
What sort OF moral constitution can be looked
sentimentallst Of the olivier pattern Tor its
pf0pnetY His puhlic career, since ne rose to
snse ibo bes ssp sss h o. sa an Roea a
is liberty, and that the end usties the means he IL
uing TO attain It, What then. viii be the result OF
tlls enormous mystfcaJi0n OF the Sth May Whom
Will the mise ea scesae deceive2 Not the poor super
numeraries who form the procession to the poll; not
the Emperor or his Ministers who are behind the
scenes; not the. public opinion OF Europe, or the
critics in the pit and gallery This vast conspiracy
% q ae w give The nsae as n0 DC
Napoleonic Csesarism what the Ecumenical Council
is dong for the Papai ITS pretensons
aud reduce tls iniail bilty dd a0suidu;n
In London, at meeting OF the Metropolitan Board
Of Works, 1t was decided to petition the House Of
Lordsagalnst the Metropolitan District Railway bill.
An amendments by Mr.. Roche to petition only against
the proposed unsghtly station In the middle Of the
street was nega.ived The following resolution was
adopted by twenty.thiee votes to slx:-
That m the opinion Of the board it Is desirable that
there should be one central municipal government
with Jurisdichon over the whole metropolis and
that there should De readjusmeDt OF the districts
into which the metropolis Is at present divided for
the purposes OF local government.
great deal OF religious, or rather ecclesiastical
bitterness had been imported into the outdoor dis.
cussion OF the English Education blll
Prince Arthur, OF England, has attained his TWEEN.
tteth year. He was born on the lst OF MAY. 1850.
and entered the Royal Military Academy, woolwich.
In 1867.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
The Church srilitant-Ea.teru Mi,re..

s.
The Church NIilitant-Eastern Mitres.
letter from Rome, dated In the Holy City on the
22h of April. reports the following incidents OF life
outside OF and in the Vatcan:-
There has also been a disagreeable incident with
member OF the Sacred College. On Holy Thursday
cardinal Sacc0nl was attending the Pope from the
balcony OF st. Peters TO the Paulini chapel where
ne was TO assist In serving the supper when he saw
among tne crowd, behind the files OF the Swiss
guard MS valet with his vestments, and he asked
the Commandant SOnnenberg to let him pass That
olncer answered rudely:-'T have received orders
from your supert0rs to let no one pass and shall
take no orders from your The Cardinal made no
reply but went himself to the valet and changed his
vestments IN the middle OF the crowd. On return
ing home however, he wrote an angry letter to Car
dnal Antoneill who Is project OF the apostolic pal.
ace, and demanded an apology Cardinal Antoneli
endeavored TO get or with an evasion, but his
offended brother wrote again to say that he would
never appear at the Vatican Till he could 20 there
without beng lnsuited.
This threat brought to his apartments next morn.
Ing the Commandant Sonnenberg. who was begin
ming q rambling speech, when Cardinal Sacconi ex-
GAINED, lyon insulted cardinal Of the Holy Roman
Churcn You have come here to ask pardon. do 1t
at once; II not go awayp The Oommandant found
the leek must be eaten, and, without further shur
mlng, the swallowed It down.
The Holy Father Is not 80 satisfied with the
Orlentaf bishops. He threatened MOnsgnOr Kasan.
gan, Archbishop OF Antioch and Abbot General OF
the Armenian Monks Of st. Anthony, with imprison-
ment In Fort ST. Angelo unless he complied with the
decrees OF the Propaganda. The Archbishop has
shut himself up for three weeks In the Antonian
convent from fear OF being seized by ee sbri Of the
Holy ONCE, AMI he appealed for protection first to
the Porte and then to France. The affair is said to
have been arranged yesterday by his submission.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
CHILE.
The Resul, of tho Elections.

VALPARAISO, April 10, 1870.
The political campaign which for so long has been
agitatng Chic concluded the 81 inst In the gen.
eral elections that were held ana as far as can be
learned from the reports that are slowly coming In
from throughout the country would appear that the
moderate liberal party been successful in obtain
ing majority. This party occupying neutral post
tion between the two extremes was always the favor.
lite ofthe government although the latter has general
~ taken part with the extreme conservative element.
people regarding electoral reform will be obtained
through the majority OF liberal electors now chosen
The choice Of senators and Representatives. takes
place on the 17th inst, and then the work win be
shortiy commenced In Congress- The entire re-
modeuing OF the constitution OF 1888, which is uni
versay admitted 10 be behind the spirit OF the age.
VIII be the first duty OF Congress, and afterwards
such sweeping reforms will be introduced IN the
administration OF public aars as must lead 70 the
bohe1t Of the nation generally. Were II not ior tnssa
elections and the continual trouble ana annoysno0
resulting from the hostile attitude OF the AraucaMan
Indians, there would be found but little IN tne con-
dition OF Chile sufficiently interesting 70 eau tne
attention OF foreign readers. The spectacle OF
South American republic passing through an ex.
citng and important political campaign witnous
having resort and without bloodshed or vlo.
lence Is OF itself extraordinary; and here, during
the elections no disturbance or trouble OF moment
occurred. Chile very proud OF her pac6c repufa
ton ana seeks every opportunity to assert her WELL
merted claims to ranK as republic only second 10
the United states
The New York herald., 1870-05-11

! HARD CAsB.--Tho Pittsdeid S,t,a saws that eigt
teen years ago clergyman In Berkshire county en-
dorsed note Tor mercantile firm for $4,000. Dis
aster came upon the 1rm; and the first cndorser
being the clergyman, tho obligation to pay rested
upon him. he said Give me time and win do itn
last payment, and cancelled the obQatlon. the
principal andsinterest amounting 70 sOmetbIng over
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
DARIEN SHIP CANAL.
Later from the Exploring Expedi-
tion on the Isthmus.

The Fleet and Party in the Harbor OF San Bias
Prospects for . Practicable Route at This Poin.
Moro Favorable = The Caledonia Bay
and Lasardi Routes Impracticabls-
Amount Of Work Performed by the
Expsdition-The Canal Treaty Be.
( fore the Colombian Congrssa
The New York herald., 1870-05-11
A PRISON PAxDEM oyIuM.

An Imcipient Revolt Mt Sing Sing Prison.
stabbing ARRAY Between ,COnvicts-.At.
tempted Escape by Desperate.
Two convicts, named respectively James Wilson
and Joseph Rawle, employed In the shoe department.
al Sing Sing Prison, got into altercation day or
two ago, during which tho latter had shoeknife
plunged into his thigh. During the struggle third
convict, named James Mcclure, man OF great
muscular ability, joined in the fight, until the three
were separated by their keeper who at once ordered
them to follow him for punishment The two first
named obeyed, but MCGUIRE denantly refused to 90,
and when the yard keepers subsequently entered the
shop to take him ont the desperate resisted him vio
lenily, while shoes, lasts and other missiles hurled
at his head by several convicts compelled
Sought counsel q the principal % Keeper O',viu Who
Mcclure out Of the shop Sdead or aiven T HavnS Vino
summoned the aid OF fyc or SIX keepers, who went
In with dsWn nv ISGure
quickly resumed work. Inspector Scheu, who
is at present In charge. happened to be
and his immediate appearance on the scene OF in.
cipient revolt is believed to have exercised whole
some influence over the rebellous convicts The
cells, where they VIII be allowed ample time for re-
An adroit attempt to escape from the prison was
made by q convict named Bernard Reilly ON Mon.
day afternoon, which, happily for the welfare OF the
others, had been unloading wood from vessel lying
at the prison dock. When the work was finished
RELY concealed himself, and was not missed until
half an hour after the schooner had left her moor
ings. Meantime, as Is the custom, the vessel had
been thoroughly searched for 'stowaways" and
reported "all rigRt'' before leaving. Fortunately,
however, after she had been hauled out into
the river there was no wind, and the
vessel was compelled to anchor While there the
man was missed, and boat manned by guards pro-
ceeded 70 ine schooner, when further search re.
veaed RELY snugly slowed away under some wood
In the hold. lie stated that It was his Intention to
have jumped overheard and swan ashore as soon as
the vessel got under way. ~ a =
The New York herald., 1870-05-11

OF WORK. But n proves that we were BY no means
de. II simply By eliminating the routes examined
and thus narrowing the ned Of future inquiry. the
visit Of the Daren expedition OF 1870 TO Caledonia
Bay ana Sassardt has accomplished work or incai.
The Nipsic VIII leave on Saturday next for nylng
trip TO ABplnwalL ~ NmFfHut NM &S
The New York herald., 1870-05-11

taken IN the sense Of the canon proposed In the
Council OF the vatican c0n1e deny. In
chapter eighteen OF the 'Treatlse Concerning the
Church." which you have cited, occurs passage
which your Lordenp must have CHANGED either not
see or to have adjudged unworthyof notice. although
same chapter 20 which you refer-to wit In No. $685.
Thus indeed he wrote after he had said those things
TO which you have alluded:-r Mfa s,.s
"Nevertheless, that mode or speaking by which
tne roatln u commended as tnfallible OF himselr
aone rs not acceptable; for hardly any OF the Cath
onc tneolosians are known to have maintained tne
privilege ol freedom from error In reference 70 him as
private doctor nor as Pontiir alone does It appear
70 70 nave always been the case that the Colio9e OF
bisnops iully adhered % but no one OF ortnouox
Iaitn mas denied that the Pontidcal dennItions ac.
cepted by the College OF Bishops either IN councli
assembled or In their episcopal sees. or IN SUD
ssGrip3ng 3ng deerees or not opposing them nave lna
Prom these words il is evident that It not the
opinion OF the writer that the Pontin wasto be ned
1nfalllble, assent OF the bishops accrulng, ard
that there was no inherent right In the Pontincal
DEGREES TO resist the bishops, as he clearly ex-
presses In the words mot opposing" For were
there woud be no need OF the assent OF the bishops
tor OF their votes being rendered In council or OF
herr aflixing their signatures In their own episcopal
sees. much less wOud IL be allowable for any bishop
TO oppose II. As am less desirOus OF weighing
the force or this opinion tnan OF making evident
the error OF fact Into whch you have fallen trust
that you and others moved by the authority OF these
letters may proceed to aege the opinion or your
predecessor In support OF the proposed definition.
am the the most humble servant or Your Gran.
deur IN the Lord W
PETER RICHARD KENRICK,
Archbishop or st. Louis.
ROME, Third Holyday OF the Passover, A. D. 1870.
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$50 acres,

more or less.
They lie adjacent to Oakvil the lands
Of Jaser'h Forrest. Esq. and the estate
owned BY the heirs of the late Mathew
Some. They are of excellent soil aud in
fair state of cultivation and improve
ment. They lie on the road leading from
O.kville to Forrts,'s Wharf and are only
about two miles distant from the Patux-
eat River. Tie buildings upon this es-
tate are in fair condition. and timber is
abundant. A tobacco farm, no better
soil can be found in the county. and
churches. Mills and Stores are convent
emily located around it.
Terms Of Sale, as prescribed BY the
decree, are: Ono third Of the purchase
money IN cash OF the dav Of sale, and the
residue. in equa. instalments, at twelve
aud eighteen months credit-the deferred
payments to be secured BY the bonds or
notes of the purchaser, with security to
be approved by the Trustee, aud to bear
interest FROM the day OF sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee will execute a deed to
the purchaser. free, clear and dischar ged
from all claims of the parties to this suit
and Of those claiming under them.
JAS. H. WILSON,
Trustee.
Oct 6, 1ST0-ts.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

ME undersigned. Officer Of Il ,gi.-
l. trasinn TOR the OH Election DIS
trict. Of Saint Mary's county, in cnmpIi-
ancc with m Act of the General Assem-
bly, Maryland. passed at the January ses.
sion Of 1870. which makes it the duty o!
Officers Of Registration to sit with open
doors at some place con veuient to the vo-
tiers Of their respective districts for two
successive days, commencing on the 4,h
Monday Of October in each year, hereby
gives notice that he will attend at
MECHANICSYILLE,
on Monday. tho 24'h. and Tuc.d,y, the
25.h Of October. 1870. for the purpose Of
diseharging his duty as an ofii,er Of Reg
istratiou. according to the provisions oil
said act Of the General Assembly,
1t is made my duty by tho 10th and
l1th sections Of the Rcgistraiipn Act of
1870, after correcting any errors tha,
may be found to cxis, in my book Of re-
gistratiou and in the lists of voters aud
non-vetcrs published By NE as direct i BY
the 9th section Of said Act. to register on
the days designated the nam, Of every
person who shall apply TO me TO be regis
tered. who shall satisfy me that he pos
sesses. or viii possess the requisite con =.
stitrtional qualifications before the cleo
tion next ensuing. and who is not iisq .al-
i6ed under the second AMI third sections
Of the lst arti-ls of the Constitution, and
also the name Of every person whom a
Judge Of 4 Court to whic', an a, p al has
BEEN taken from the decision of any Off
Ger Of registration has decided to be emit
titled to be registered as qualified voter.
According to alditio ,al reqlirem .ats
Of the Registration law. ms otfi,c will be
open on the days named above from .
o'clock, a. M. to @ o'clock. p. IN.
JNO L BALLENGER.
II 'gistcr 9Th Election District.
Oct 6, 1SI0-td.
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RAllBhBa
containing
24S acres,
more or less,
81
FORREST HALL,
Containing
$50 acres,

more or less.
These lands are located in the Third
Election District. about three miles from
Ltonardtown, and about the same dis
,ancc from thsPa.uxcnt river. There is
4 good DWELLING HOUSE. BARNS
aud all other necessary BUILDINGS
upon them. The soil is excellent, and in
6ue state of improvement. This pro-
Pcrty is especially remarkable for its Tim
ber-a large portion Of it being densely
wooded !; and. being surreandsj BY an
immense belt Of magui6ccntly .imbered
kHls. il furnishes one ef tho fiaese per-
manen, locations for Saw MN that can
be icuod in any section of M1ylaad A.
an agricultural estate there are few to be
found of quail general advantages to this.
and for the culture of Tobaces the soil Is
equal TO any in the STATE. Tais proper
~ sho possesses everything ncecssary for
Stock raising. being we'll w.serea aud
having scos good meadow iasas s,sa IL.
.An thsss ksds Ne eoasiguoas 10 each
eshss and eenssis. h DC aggregate. aSsu.
5000 acres. > +"
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Notice of Election.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to
~ the Judges of Election and to the
Voters Of St. Mary's County. that an
Election will be held ia the several Flee
ton Districts of St. Mary's County, at the
usual places Of holding Elections.
On Tuesday after the LIST Monday. being
the Sth day Of Norember. 1870
for the purpose OF elec,ing one person to
Represent the Fifth Congressional Dis
sriet of Maryland in the Forsy-Sccond
Congress of the United States, 10 serve
for two years.
The polls for said Election will be oren-
cd in each and every Election District of
said county, at she usual places If holding
the polls. At 9 o'clccS, A. NJ, and vii!
close ut 9 o'clock. p. NJ, when the BAL
lo.s ehall be publicly counted.
JAS. X. ALVEY,
v.. Sheriff VI s.. Mar,'s County,
Md.
Oct 8. 1S7e-:e.
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CONFlRMA rIOk NOTICE.
Francis Ncaie, 4 G Harris.
John II Nealc. Traiin:
as Nessie, Harris s Co,
Il Vim Edeleu Il
JAS + Abell
JAS Warin:.
Ann VI Warins &
Elizabeth Thomas.
In the Circuit Court tor 81 Eary's County
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No s0& n l..
nRDEREn. this eth day Of October.
~ ls70, that the Auditors Report. Gie,l in
this Cause, be ratified anu confirmed, unles.
cause 10 The contrary be shown ON or before IN,
LIST Monday Of Nov. next. provided a
e"py Of this order be published in the ST Ma.
rvs Beacoa once a week for three successive
weeks pricr 20 the said lst Monday Of No.
vember.
JNOA CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True eopy-Tcss:
JNO A CAVALIER. Ci'k.
Oct 10, ls7o-Sw.