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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

PARIS, May THE Journal Official an
nounccs that the issue ofthe AyOnier Nation
ale, Steele, and ReueiNe, were seized to-day,
because of the publication of a false procla-
nation signed "Lewis Bonaparte."
lie Rappele, IN irreconcilabe organ, was
seized to-day for violation of the press law.
The arrests for completely in the plot to
assassinate the Emperor continue.
Six members of the international Society
of Workmen were unprecedented at st.
Eticnne to-day. Rumors of an outbreak at
Lyons yesterday arc not confirmed.
The Radical journals of the city strongly
advise the people to be calm and quiet to-
morrow.
NJ. Lerminia who, at a recent public
meeting, urged the impeachment of the
Emperor, has been sentenced to two years
imprisonment and fine OF ten thousand
francs.
La Gaulois says that the Emperor has
caused masses to be said in the Paris
churches for the plebiscita tomorrow.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, May Tin the House of Com
mons last evening the Irish land bill was
discussed. In The committee many amend,
nents were introduced, debated, aud 70.
jected.
Mr.. Palmers amendment restricting the
application Of the improvement clause to
tenancies created under this bill provoked
m unusual long and interesting Discus
sion.
At length, on division, the amendment
was rejected by SO majority.
The steamer Earl Elgin sunk TODAY off
Staines, having collided with an unknown
vessel. The captain and mate and their
families were lost. Only seven on board es-
capped death.
The decision IN the Mordaunt divorce
case is ready, but will not be delivered un-
til the next term of the court.
The death Of DR.. Simpson, of Edinburgh,
revives the controversy respecting the dis
coyery Of chloroform.
ROME.
LONDON, May THE Prussian Consul at
Rome, Herr Dardmen, has delivered dis
patch to Cardinal Antonelli strongly back
ing the remonstrance of Napoleon.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, May IA commercial treaty
with Guatemala has been ratified and signed
by the Austrian Government.
Herr Pettrine has exchanged places with
Herr Wisdemann in the Cabinet. The
former takes the Portfolio of National De-
fences, and the latter that of Agriculture.
CHINA.
LospoN, May 1.-THE Imperial army al
Shan CT, In North China, was defeated, az
before reported.
RUSSIA,
Or. PETERSBURG, Msy 7,-psiBss b d
Areuslry, an attaehe Of tAs AgEts3aa aekh,
don In thia city, was murdered tnsaay, Has
mutilated body was found Ia bis home thiA
morning. The assassin was uaneWns
4. i
Do.o-o <scx> ys~~, s9--t-
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH

Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, May 7-Noon.-Consols, o.. United
States bonds, $50.
LIVERPOOL, May Accommodation steady; up
lands, lotd; Orleans 1ltd sales will be TO- 600
2es. Cd. Pork. 1o2s.
III. SIC.
HAvRE, May 7-Colton closed quiet and
steady.
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Panic at a Hotel.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE laundry and
kitchen Of the Southern Hotel were burnt
last night. Many of the guests fed into
the streets in their night clothes.
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Arrival Of q Distinguished freshman,
SAN FRANCISCO, May John Savage ar
rived last night, and was received by COM
mittee of the Fenian Brotherhood. He will
deliver an address at a grand Fenian picnic
ON Sunday night.
The smallpox is breaking out in Arizona
City.
Indian outrages have been committed in
the vicinity of Prescott.
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DEVASTATION
III IN MADISON WA e D.

DEVASTATION
III IN MADISON WARD.
REGISTRATION win commence In this ward
on TUESDAY, May 10, 1870 ct the following
places, commencing each DAY at sunrise and clo-
sing at sunset and continuing until the l7lh May,
PRECINCT NO. /.
North side Of Leigh street TO corporate limits,
bet Seen Fourth and Twelfth streets. At City
Spring Brewery, terminus of Eighth street.
PR ECINCT NO. q.
South side OF Leigh to north side OF Broad, and
east side of Fourth to west side of Twelfth street.
At Old Swan Tavern, Broad street between Eighth
PRECINCT NO. 3.
South side of Broad street, and TO north Side OF
Main street between Fourth and Twelfth streets.
At 90e Bank street. between Ninth and Tenth.
PRECINCT NO. 4.
South side of Main to corporation limits, be.
tween Fourth and Twelfth streets. At Kings
dyeing establishment, 735 Main, between Seventh
and Eighth streets.
WILLIAM =. PLEAsANTs, Registrar Dis
". W. SLOWER, Registrar District No.s.
JAMES l.. BRAY, Registrar District No. ..
WILLIAM p. GRETTER, Registrar District
No. 4. Tny7-3t
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Atamont II. Braccy, postmaster at st.
Iammany, Mecklenburg county, uicc o. NJ.
Morse. deceased. 4 new Office is estab-
Ii>hcd ut North side, Goochland county,
Va; William MCGOWAN appointed post
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THE INCOME TAX.-Thc prospect Of abo-
fishing the income tax is not as good as it
WAS. Members from the country districts
very generally declare that they shall not
vote to repeal this tax. 1t may be added
here that the returns made of the annual
list Of taxes on dividends, incomes, &C.,
show a fur greater amount rs compared with
hast spring. 1t appears that more persons
have made returns of income for 1869.
Washington telegram-Bdltimore San.
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Capture Of More of the Cuban
Patriots.
HAVANA, May 7.-Goicura has been cap.
tured on Goaiaba island. His companions,
Canadian, three pilots, and two 1Cubans,
are still at large. Gunboats are watching
that they may not escape.
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DICHMoND AND YORK RIyER

DICHMOND AND YORK RIYEB
h RAILROAD LIEE-EOR BALTIMORE
TIE NoRTh- AND NoRTHWEsT.SHaNgA
OF sCHEDULHS DAILY slExgEPT, suns
tho PASSENGER scHRDW.E wi,i % run e
follows; Passengers Tor Baltimore ana potYt1
North win tabs the passenger Ia,n na1 u ~
POI q the gieh3ne9d and xork Riysr Haastes4 -
sss ws' :. Rsss s ssaSf s os s
tain 8. W. FREHxAM or ApMIQAtt .CApeaAn
PHILTP RHYBOLD, both Of which hAv9 peGu
newly lifted out WITH spsendtd xeecmM6dAtt9nt
Tor psssengers reaching Baliimors &c ,follcNiaF
morntne IN time 70 conaect with tha trains tor
PhiisdeIphias New York, and the Wcst, Hssaxn;
i Wbarv S lust below Pratt street Baltimore,
DAILY Except Sundaysl q 4 O'Clock P.ss IL,
Dassen GERS arriving In Richmond q e:ao 49,,
The following day In time g connect Eth tss
road FOR DsnyiIle aad ali points on tGat roed:
Greensboro! salisbury, Charlo:se, Gc., j. C.;
PAssENaER TRAIN leaves Rssnnaond dsi,y
Al a:Is p NJ. Leaves West Poiat daily n sAstM.
Freight received and forwarded prompsiy 80
through, bills OF lzdtEg given 70 psginlnenti
points. IuOM az oSr OSxeaNs
ap97 iz,t vs. s $685. Satesa ~ -,
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49,. sAAAt ERaHS0RMl Ch9fCA &OKth.
MESfans, May Gin the General Con-
terenoe OF ,the Methodist Episcopal Church
south, Bishop Kayanagh in the chair, DIR.
!1onng, or Nashville, from the Board Of
Diocesan Missions, made an elaborate re.
port, showing that despite the effect Of the
war, the great poverty Of Q large portion Of
steadily progresses, balance Of % 900 re-
manning In the treasury.
q communication was read from the
churches Of Louisville, asking the removal
OF the book concern from Nashville to that
city, guaranteeing $50, 900 to defray the ex-
penscs of the removal. Referred to the
Committee on Books and Periodicals, with
instructions to report as soon as practicable.
DR.. Sehon presented paper from the
coiored conferences Of the South, e setting
forth the condition Of the Church; its de.
pendence on the churches OF the South; ex-
pressing the hope that. the same kindly
feelings heretofore existing should con-
tinue asking for the establishment of
colored general conference under the con-
troll Of the General Conference setting
forth that their interests are identically the
same, and they must work together. A
wos presented from Texas asking
the extension of Methodlsm among the
Germans in that State asking for bishop
for that State, and proposing to furnish him
a home. Also from the Ladies' Memo
rial Association asking the attendance
Of the delegates at the decoration of
the graves In Elmwood Cemetery to-
morrow. This last provoked discussion.
Several members protested against taking
action as q body that should have any politi-
cal coloring whatever. DR.. Marshall thought
it an insult to the good sense of the people
Of fho D,$h e. klnkx r.
taeh any political significance to our weep
ing over our dead. He was willing to weep
with them over. their dead that lay around
Vicksburg, and believed they would do the
same with us. Finally, the motion to adj
|ourn Mt IL O'Clock tomorrow to allow the
members to attend the decoration prevailed.
A memorial was presented from the Board
of Domestic Missions urging the Confer
cnce to take steps to purchase lots for church
purposes in the towns springing up along
the Union and Central Pacific railroads, to
counteract the work Of other churches in
that quarter. After other unimportant
the Conference adjourned.
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pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
La ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Or
and after WEDNESDAY, December 2s, 1885, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road will be run
as follows . T's1' 90; r :
CONC souTH.-Lynchburg and Danvile pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundays)
at eo5 A. NJ; leave Burkevflle daily Except Sun.
days. at 24S 2. n. arrive at Danville daily lex.
cept Sundaysl at sos p. M. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at sac
H.; leaves Danvfle daily at rs p. NJ. arrives
II Greensboro daily at 4:l5 A. NJ. q t1te ,. =
GOING Notwithstanding and Danvtllc pas
sengers leave Danylne daily Except Sundays( ct
1:4o A. NJ. /; leave Burkevflle daily Except Sun.
days) at l245 P. NJ. arrivs at Richmond daily
Except Sqndays) at $50 P. n. THROUdHMAn
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at Gas
P. III. leaves Danville daily at 1851 p. II. ar.
rives at Richmond daily at 7.29 AIM. 3
The Lynchburg and DanyiIle Passenger Train
connects at Burkeville with the trains on the
Southsfde road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations On the Southsfde and Vtr.
ginia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis
and oil important points South and Southwest
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, sa.
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., DC.
and mt Richmond with the Richmond, Fredaricks-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. Us ~ ~
SLEEPING CARS and CHILES,SPATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
mys .t p Superintendent:
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:iRaf1s 16fst ilsaysferedei

g BAIrrMosg, May 1.-THE Methodist Com
ference met to-day. Bishop WHITFIELD Of
virginia, presided. Alter some routine
business it adjourned till Monday.
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Rain mt the West.

Rain ut the West.
OMAHA, May Tt has been raining here
and west of here all day.
General Sheridan and his staff passed
West to-day.
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Marine.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, May Passed up for
Baltimore brig Amos III. Roberts from West
Indies. Sailed, brig Ceres, for Baltimore :;
brig Romance, for Navassa. Passed out,
brig II. Fl. Wright, for Cuba.
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X IN JEFFERSON WARD.
REGISTRATION will commence In this ward
on TUESDAY, May 10, 1870, at the following
places, commencing ut sunrise and closing at sum
set, and continuing until the 18th May inclusive:
PRFC1ET NO, !.
From the east side OF Twelfth to west Side OF
Eighteenth street; from south side Broad to the
river. Place of registration, gid Mar ket Hail.
PRECINCT NO.
From the east side Of Eighteenth to the west side
of Twenty-ffth street; from the south side of
Broad to the river Place Of registration, No. 2o2
Main street.
PRECINCT NO. 8.
From the east side Of Twelfth to the west Side OF
Eighteenth street; from the north side of Broad
to the corporate limits. Place of registration,
No. 8lS Seventeenth street above Venable.
PRECINCT NO. 4.
From the east side OF Eighteenth to the west side
of Twen.y-ifth street: from north side of Broad
to corporation line. Place of registration, at the
head Of New street, store formerly occupied by j.
3. Pollard nc grocery,
WILLIAM =. WHITE, Registrar Of Precinct
,S,%Siir.AM H. PAUL, Registrar or Precinct
* I. MOORE. Registrar Of Precinct No. 4.
rny5-2s
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. r. COIL
RICHMOND, April a, 1870.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. r. COIL
RICHMOND, April "a, 1879.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
i run as follows: - ssS .f:S',1t ~
Leave Richmond at 3:i5 A. NJ. and 2:soP. M.
Leave Petersburg ut 10 A. III. and 7:o6 p. d.
Freight and Accommodates train, with passen.
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily at Q
A. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. n. (Sun-
days excepted). .-tsr .,r..L.e! eHI
The s:45 A. II. train viii not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:05 p. n. train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. @fI =.t,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 1850 P. n
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. 10
Inc passengsT S9ach SstaGnSq % sne eoas tram
FRIDAYS. rl-ss. al az. .
Leave Glover Hill Mt 7 A. NJ, connecting ct
Chester with the accommodation tratR.e Pesse1-
gers returning will take the $50 P. NJ. train con.
Meeting ut Chester with the cosl train. ~.
THOMAS II. WINNIE
ap2 .a. &c." superintendent.
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The American Weekly Cotton State.
ment.

NEW YORK, May THE following is the
statement of the cotton trade at American
ports for the past week: Receipts, 1915
bales. Exports-To Great Britain, 80, POS
bales to the Continent, 10, 2S5 bales. Stock
on hand and on shipboard not cleared,
336,225 bales.
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ITO THE WORKING CLAss--We are
,Tos5az ., asIgaEss4 8 .s S2h INV yuax,
sas ss a1 as kSA . 3 + ssdss

yssmirR HuiidsnE snd AsSsssr s!ass na Es aIas
Eoods Stationery, Msdicsnes, heokx nnssSf
SnsssunasnH, Dry Goods. Gfocc,ieA $50 G GomW
NJ m EEW YORK PRICES and Drcmptts AMP
I'D aoutheFn syrupashy and northezn capliaL
Present and future friends, address % ~ ssotSs
/ nay S..im
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
AND WEST, OVER fHE FAV0RITE ROUTE
VIA AQUA CREEK-THE sHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot corngr
Of Byrd and Eighth streets at II. Is A:
reliable connections with THE WASHINGTON
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with trains
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge fsmade.
The elegant and, comm0dloug steamers on the
Potomac river stop at Alexandra each way,sss,s5s
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN betweeu
Richmond and Acquis creek leaves the depot cor
ner OF Broad and Eighth streets daily gsundsyI
exceptsd) at p. NJ, and arrives In ,Rlchmqnd &c
Through tickets 20 all principal points Nortnand
West. t&. .fi.l - lyfFsI siySgf El.~.I
North apply at the ofice corner Broad and eighth
streets and for through tickets 70 oil point1 North
and West apply at the ticket oface corner Byrd
no Is j. 3. GENTRY. General Ticket Aren't.
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BOARDING AND BODGTEG.
HOTEL,
CORNER NINTH AND GRACE STREETS.
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.

This hrst-class and popular hotel, situated in
finest view of The Capitol Square and the sur
rounding country. Having just passed into the
hands Of the subscriber, he pledges himself TO keep
the season aud cordially invites his friends andthe
travelling public generally to make the Monument
tai Hotel their home. Nothing will be left ndonc
that will promo e the comfort of his patrons.
j. s. DODSON, Proprietor.
Having disposed Of the furniture, &C., of the
above hotel to Mr. j. S. DODSoN, I cheerfully re-
commend him to my friends and the travelling
public generally as 4 gentleman we'll qualified to
please all.
al 2l-lm GEORGE w. GARY.
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g E
HE# AND ATTRACTIVE BoUrE
-. 80. =. : 10 go 80 62
BALrIssoRss FmADzIpHIA HEwYoRk.


4 s. Sges = t@s1i 800,
THE WEST, IS,
III E AR EAsgE 4Fh E1ss a,sa Aysgh
gAxs Akp s aTuSs slS 9s z s9 III o IL.
xass ssa;
81 bA AsEa y saypT HF 1ss
Wiiminsso ans ssd s saiinorersI
roaas Tor shs NORTH and EAST, and viii. t0s
ss1t,asss o 1ss arr &C., ga
,s EsgS g y.as nom R.,s,noss ne s.ssa x.u
~ = Bssss ,S ;ssss; 81; e
FAN sss n aa
Doana iran, sSr she pr,ssos poinsa 81 sSs chsss-
psake and Ohio raiiresa. and arriving tn Mich.
In speei s.sd ia oatat the steamer aEoRsEAN.
Ma 10 believed ~ De- unsurpassed b. any 1ty2tg
south Of Ne# York;. and In statSrp6M and
not 81 he ne
I On tho eampIetion or the sutht Of SMOTHER
soDsss p1 the s.ss
Fo Ills Inc Is shs
ao RfasfRR M 5sST ss R
mIA4iSSssPokTED Or USED t 4ais
\ For PAsSENGERsth the route;is fauSsted sttrsc-
i've oy iow rates, ne,. equipment 81 ensiiies and
THE 6 n TICKEfE and EASGAGE
E Nh g, snd saS lnformafion about
eee Sc
| stfe1s. j.. B. GENTRY,f1
| -s General Ticket Agent.
ED, T. D.MYEHS,
1 ~, ~ General Superintendent.
l ONCE RfchHlond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Kslfrool Company, Richmond, April IL 1870.
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HnAAf,A,

Or. PETERSBURG, Msy 7,-psiHse b D.
Arenslsy, an attaehs Of tAs Agsts3aa lem,
don In this city, was murdered tosaay, Has
mutIlated body was found Ia bis home this
morning. The assassin was uakneWpa
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DICTURES-AN ASSORTMENT OF
5000; BIBLES, the most approved, llxls.
Morocco gilt, with double gilt clasps VIII tamHy
sold very cheap CARPETS Of all descriptions
FRAMES OF all sizes N .de on the premises. sold
by payments OF weekly tnstailnents as cheap os
they con DC purchased In the city Tor casn, or III
-'o' $500 WILLIAM DAFFRON,
Wholesale and Retail Picture Dealer,
ap Is-sodsas baswesn Main and Franklin:
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lLLAN & JOHNSON'S CATALOGUE
"A FOR 1870 now ready, and win be mailed Eee
to any address. Our stock embraces everything
fonna in a FIRsT-CLAsS SEED STORE.
GARDEN SEED,
FIELD SEED,
FLOWER SEED,
GLOVER, TIMOTHY,
herds GRASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
BLUE GRASS,
SEED POTATOES, &c.
Orders executed with accuracy and dispatch
Feeds sent By mall at our cost. .
I5e6 Main street.
Post-ofdce box "a. JAZZ
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week Is ready this
,norpng aud contains in addition 10 the general news
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUTE, FRIDAY sEPTEMBrn 1910

-. ,,i..o.a ot New-Yorh The matter ~AS
rofcIrrd 10 committee 10 r.nn't al q. ,NSct in the
tior. The Convention thcn aNor.'''
E = p. m To Convention 20 -sn'' ,,. 'is,op. Tho
Haght In the coIr iu 1, > 't ,' ~ r1portcda balance
lfS.77 In r0usc to inquiries IN, ~ te ncomc of
DE-. aroi to De- Slomo proiTiS n1 nj of the Bishop Ia
consequence OF heavy burdens upon 81 GOO sapueI H.
venion resolved to PIest number of delegates be linz
"a , t,g clerical and three loedl llol t 49, Urt,s
@ toP ad 6eeu burned white its rector was austhG aS
trndirg this Convention sMYtld itiio rii.,,Igh Dr.
GIUWn. " "f nr Montgomery made some rcniarS con
cnrrins with the Bshop N Hs e'ile Ts sgt Vision
sei, y,icrcd that under its care IN ~ Barnapas =
House there had fcen 2li9 niiu3be' o.,Mtions ga
10 friends Cf these 9cl were ProtG tan's, gl5 VIZ %
honnr and m n meals furnished The families visited
b ildIrs were. st3 aud the persons visited nunocSd
-! I. 60 - ad 1lso done n great deal among the
coo canvicts ON BackweIPs Island. Mr. Cowey has
held 22 services with an aggregate Attendance OF lf
Ho,9 ,tsits Rad been made to individuals. The Mis-
49,, sijn Nr Wesfb has had charge of services in the
Nursery and Chds Hospital; Isaac HOPPER ,,+ !,
JaH IoGeTson Market Essex Market, and HorkyiIe
prisons and has spoken 10 2oOS persons III & t ~ r,rk
Thc qrit,ces of the Fund for Aged and lntIn CeIsy
men reported that their totareceps had neen of
their expenditures $4,000 ~, leaving s9 Tbcv
S25sl 81 Their investments amounted 20 So,oD
had transferred to doceses OF Albany ana long 9ao
$1,000 aud $4,000 respectively, thus lea'lns '''
Wii "a some new Investments, OF Sj6-'J' 49,, y-s.r,,
The thanks OF the Convention W.rg 10 I 6nrin,
of Trinity Church for the use Oi st. JOh OhcI u ib
tho Convention to the Secretary, Assistant Secretary,
AMI Tr.siter After the reading Of the days ihhU 8
aud closing prayer the Convention ADJOURNED S"e d'e'
n J. METHODIST CONVENTION.
The New-Jersey Methodist state Convention
held its hnal session yesterday, the Rev Dr. foINr
presiding The following topics were under us
clssou: spiritual Life and Personal ACTIVITY,
tine Development Of our Working Forces, Clercal
ana Iay Male aud Female; " participated in by the Rev;
II. l. Dunn oi Elizabeth and others; the famy anu
its Saieguards the Rev Richard Van Horne OF Newark
and oiltrs: and the Press Religious and Secular
Gen Jas T. Rushing of Trenton read paper on thc latler
subject The attendance was larger than ON the pre-.
ced ug dav The new portion of the state Prison at
Trcutuu viii shortly De ready for roofing. The Duldg
Will De four stories in hight and contain l7G cells Inc
Old shops the prison being converted into WeaN-
ing department seventy five looms are 10 be PUT INTO
Optr. tIuu next week.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

II. n. SoUIRE's, o. Fulton-st., New York, is
the bert place rrsbe WArcHr FIRE BhNn' choice !kH
rsl,Y sad srEsLIsG slLyEItwAFR. Diamonds suecslt'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
rnnMIHENr ARRTYALS


Fifth-avc Hotcl-President Grant and wife ;
,,c Han J. A. j. Cresweli, Postmaster General; the
Hon a. M Rnhesnn Secretary Of the NAVY Gen. w.
NJ V,Ikuan Secretary OF War; Gen. Horace Porter the
VA private Secretary; Senator Warner OF Ala
hama t1c Hou Robert o. Winthrop, eX-Gov, John ii;
N ii 81 Naesaelusctts. the Hon C. Manchester and
Gcorg Peabody Russell trustees of The Peabody Eduea-
taI Fuud the Hon. John =. Carlisle OF West Virginia,
-, et,bri' the Hon T. e.. Woodbridge Of Vermont,
Con - r. Saoket aud Gen. H. G. Drum, u. 5. A., L. :.
tt M IiIinois Ben Field Of Albion, n. Y, and ". H.
f'iyti ~ Npw-Uavcn. -= Astor IIousc-AGmral Por-
ter Cowmodorc j. NJ Frailey and Commander Crosman.
II : " and Gen. j. G. Robinson, U. :. a. == -.
Nicholas Hotcl-Mjor Gen. George &. Meade ana stan
l. a. Gen. John &. Fremont Gen. O.. W.
Cass Of Pittsburgh, ex-Goy. Dennison OF Ohio,
e%.Gov Campbell Of Texas, and Major j. II. Knapp Au-
hnrn. " V go Albemarle Hote-Gen Palfrey of liQs-
ton 49, St Denis HOtel-Bcyerley Tucker OF Virginia,
and the Rev. G. N. Chandler OF Poughkeepsie -
Ncw-York Hotel-Col. j. H. NJ. Clnch OF Georgia. ==
Everett Uousc-CO A. A. HOsmcr OF Washington.
Wcropolitan Hotel-FOrdyce L. LHtn, state Prison IN
en.rtor - Hoffman HOuso-Princc Sapieha Of 20
land and Dr. Rtchie Of Belfast. - Clarendon holei
g Cafacazv the Russian Minister Gov. Hoffman, ana
Col r. /. Banks of the Governors stan. = BIeFOuIt
Housc-Judgc Amasa j. Parker, Albany, and the fV G'
/. Walker. NewI Haven. == 81. JalneH hOtel-Atpu-
taut- cen Townsend OF GOV. Honmans stan - "esj,
minister Hotel-tien. W. ii. Mccartney Vi bOstOn' anu
Henry 4. Tuckerman thc poet
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