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StahOrd's Iron and sulphur Powders
inyigorate the body aud
purity the blood.

A.-Clear the Sky In TINT Bnlmy Fluid
which taking the place Of the compounds hitherto
used for dyeng the hair PHA Ions VITALIA OR SAL
vATlON FOR THE HAIR, Ia coudiess as the iabt in
beauys eyes, and darkens gray hair 10 any shade from
golden brown to perfect ebony.
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Rupture Cured Without netentiom from
business Explanation Pamphlets uG. Address q. AUG.
GREGORY, NJ. d., 500 Roadway
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Shirts, Cellars, Cuns, and Drawers
unriyaled In style and Manufacture, a.
UNION, ADAMS co IS, No. ST. Broaiway.
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Naval Power,

LONDON, May 81, 1870
The new British irOn-clad Sultan left her dock at
Portsmouth to-day and proceeded to sea on trial
frin
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RUSSIA.
Of an Asssl ssin.

sentence Oh an AsSassius
ST. PETERSBURG, May u, 1870.
The assassin of Prince d'Arenburg mas been SEN
fenced to ifteen years In the mines, and exied to
Siberia for the remainder Of his life.
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David'. summer styles of Gent.emen,s
HATS In C-ssihers drRo beavers straw. .nd pnn.mss
saiesroom nsitz broadway near Duane slreel
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Hew ard Rciuurkable Lamp II selling
very Tnpidy by V. NJ CO. ig Barclay ssrees
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bntchctnr's Hair Dye--Thr Test in th0
wodd ne only peree dye harmless resbe inst iniAr
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| A.--Boofs aud shoes Of Every Variety nc
reduced prices. G. G. RICHMOND 613 broadway.
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Crisin,ioro Inriyniied Hair Dyc-loiA
snd applied At his wig end scalp factory No Asor House
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ha;--fnr "a N,yisb aud EleguaI SIpt Call On
p'p"aN, W. Nasfnn street, corner Of Ann.
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Aristocratic Safeguards.

I1VNIONi u1uy
The House Of Lords read to-day for q second time
the Felony btl and adjourned.
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fHri~, innio,~, knlnrged ,yoiuts nni pIl
diseases % The eii cared Dr. ZACH go Broadway
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70 A;-Far Res orinG the Orig'no, Color OF the
hAlh, DISTRESSING DANDRuFf AND tLkANSISH THE
scAhlt kEniOEEk AMERICA Is WirhOJf MI EQUAL
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We Sincerely Believe that the Mother VIII,

Trusses, Elastic stockings, Bandagcs. &c., /.
Improved patterns correct adllstinsnt Al SEELEY'S :
establishment. No. 3 Anu street.
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Another Skirmish with the Reb eIs-The AbO.
lition Of Slavery-The Planters Discussing
the Question.
HAVANA May 81, 1870
The troops had skirmish yesterday with q band
OF rebels near Managua The insurgents have killed
five volunteers and one Spanish soldier at Monte
Alto, near Pamillas. Planters and others are hold
ing private meetings In Havana at which they dis
cuss the proposed abolition Of slavery. The steamer
which sailed for Cadiz yesterday took out a number
of memorials and other documents on the subject to
be laid before the Cabinet and the COrtes.
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0'Neitis the Fcnian General, Recrossed the
line into look his nat II fs said hence his
We disposed him for this nrst, but
when to consider that II OF kNOxS Hats
he about loox at IL In different light 1o
20 2i2 Broadway and get KNOX Hat and be happy.
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Muum & Cos, q, Park Row, New York.
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AUTHORIZATIONS obtaiaed u
the United states and AL forefgn coun tries.
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Recess.

LONDON, May 81, 1870.
Mr.. Gladstone said the government would propose
recess of the House until the 9Th of June.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails Destination. 05;ce.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY. LUNE AND IIrIY
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 81, 1870.
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We Sincerely Believe that the Mother wha
neelec,s to provide Mrs. wiNsLow's SOOTHING sYR1H
for her suffering child, s depvlng little ,hs
remedy OF all the world calculated TO give It rest ana
restore II to healin. There Is mother ever
what VIII tell yon that will resula' abe
bowels give and health the child secty
safe in all
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Prices Down.
asnts' Cashmere Dress Hats ~
Five Dui.ars
wARSOCK Il Co, bl9 Broaawsy.
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TELECRAPIl|C NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Parliamentary Progress and Personalities
in England.
-~~---~~-~~-~-~-~-~---
SMALLPOX VISITATIONS In FRANCE.
African Politics and Democratic
Secession in Liberia.
Cotton from India by the Suez
Canal.
~~>~~~~->~~->>>~~>~--
&he Summer Turf Meeting at
Epson.
ENGLAND.
SMALLPOX vISITATIONS In FRANCE.
Cotton from India by the Suez
Canal.
&he Summer Turf Meeting at
Epson.
ENGLAND.
ParIia mentary Personalities.

Parliamentary Personalities.
LONDON May 81, 1870.
The House Of Commons did not adjourn till a late
hour this morning.
4 long, dsjointed. and often personal debate oc-
CURED In the Committee on Admiralty Management
While the Supply bill under consideration. The
appropriation for the Admiralty was eventually car
fied by small majority. The committee then arose.
Progress was reported, and the House adjourned.
Tho Navy, the Church, and Art in Memoriau.
LONDON, May 81, 1870
In the House OF Commons tonight motion for
an inquiry into dockyard abuses was introduced,
and after debate was negatived.
The House passed the Benches bill, preventing the
sale OF presentations to church living and then adj
Journed.
statue Of the late Lord Pamerston, by the sculp.
tor Jackson, was unveiled in We tmnster Abbey to-
DAY. The ceremony was private, none but relations
OF the deceased being present,
Recess.
LONDON, May 81, 1870.
Mr.. Gladstone said the government would propose
recess of the House until the 9th of June.
AristOcratic Safeguards.
LONDON, May 81, 1870.
The House OF Lords read to-day for second time
the Felony bill, and adjourned.
Naval Power.
LONDON, May 81, 1870
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SHIPPIN G. N E w S.

Almanac for New York This Day
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PERKINS HOUSES NoN.ExPLoSIvB KEROsESE
LAMP WILL
Save your Lives. Glass Lamps Explode
Save your Houses, Glass Lamps Break.
Save your Money, Glass Lamps Waste Oh
Save your Eyes. Glass Lamps Wear Out.
The Only Safe Light Cas- Light IL a Costly LUXURY.
The Cheapest Lignt. oas Light u Dan serous.
The Strongest Light Gas Light Il unsteady.
The Seadiest Light. Gas Light is Eyeaastroyiny
Rev. w. y. Tyler, D. d. Professor Amherst Colega.
ssysI know OF nothing tha.cn with IT, prefer
any gas For safety, economy and Tor Tia
perfection of the light It deserves universal a
Professor w. 8. Clark, President Massachusetts Agricut
raj College says 1T perfectly nonexpostse. The sLks
better than produced by lamp believe IL ys
economy view OF the nafety qualty aud quantity OF
the light and the durability Lame, throw away sk
other kinds and this only
Try Lamp We will gladly refund the money II you do
cot Ike IL. VCIAW, MONTGOMERY G Co,
Z! Barclay street, New Yofk
THOMAS r; AGNEw, 26O GREENWICH sTREEr.
J. New York, has reduced the prices Of Teas Cndees
Sugars Flour and all kinds of Groceries, Moasses and Pro-
visions 10 the gold standard.
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IT Advertisers residing IN the Eastern United states can
enclosing GrseHbHcks L Satrs TVS
Cents Stamps such amount they wish 70 pay
their cards will inserted per above table f the time
paid for.
u Business Cards, prepaid for yedr, allowed
discount from these rates. which Tor transient advertise
when paid r charged quarterly.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The Baby.

sa4 /. the bHthest, brightest bird
The sweetest, wsomest little fay,
That e'er Ioveless bosom stirred
To OWE Affections potent sway
Her locks are sunshine softly curied
Above brow they loved 70 kiss !
Her eyes twin stars from other world,
Wandering in wonder over this
Her cheeks are rudy, sweet, and fair,
Where dimpIes play at hide-and-seeki
Her lips bright stores Of giadness, where
Rejoicing waves Of laughter break.
For home she's one coutnuei song
sunny di-peIlant Of cares
A star. J5y where troubles tHTong;
To earth Heavcn-to Heaven prayer.
FROM XaTifa.
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Papers Delivered Free Of Postage or other Charges
In any part Of the Group.

Back numbers Of the leading Magazines Harpers
Weekly, Lses Illustrated the News-aIWAys on
hand. Files made short notice for whaemen
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, April IS, 1870
Business Garbs.

Business Gar0s.
wM. NEwCOMB.
Dentist,
ONCE of Fort ami Hotel Streets. 67l 1y
J. NJ. WHITNEY, ID. d. s.,
~ Dentist, A
OFFICE OVER DR.. HoFFMAyS's DRua STORE
CORNER OF KAAHUMANU AND MERCHANT SITS.
694 Office hours from A. NJ till 2 P. N. 1y
f. HOFFMANN, Md.
Physician and Surgeon,
Cerner Merchant sts PosOce 6S7 1y
A. c. BUFFUM, NJ. d.,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office and Residence, Aldch House Fort street $50 1y
JOHN s. McGREVV, NJ. d.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in H L. Chase's building Fort Street.
REsDExcK-Chapinin ST., tetlreen Nuanu and Fort Sts
OFFICE HoUhs-From TO 10 A NJ, and from q to r h.
675 ly
AT. JUDD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
street. below Merchant Streets IO2 1y
HENRY THOMPSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Office Queen Street opposite the Court House, up stairs
1l9 ly
r.. &. DAVIS.
Attorney at Law,
Will Practice in all the Kingdom both English
and Hawaiian languages
6s2 Office Queen Street. opposite the Court House 1y
s. DOLE,
Attorney at Law.
Office Rrehardsons Store Fort and Merchant
III streets, Honolulu. ly
w. c. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent.
Will practice in all tie Courts of the Kingdom. He will
attend the Circuit Courts in Kauai Mani and Hawaii,
special business.
$50 Office near The Court House. ly
IRA RICHARDSON,
Importer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Fine Clothing
Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, &c.~
C0rner of Fort and Merchant Streets,
723 HONOLULU, H. l. 1y
THE NEWSPAPER KUOKOA,
Published Weekly In the Hawaiian Language.
by Hawaisns aud Foreigners. Price 81 year in ad-
iian free of charge. Once over Post once
NJ c. cHALLAMEL SA. BLUME.
CHALLAMEL < CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Wines Spirits, Ales, &c.,
No. 8 NUUANU STREET,
676 Opposite Merchant street. Honolulu, II. I. 1y
DILLIN CHAM & CO.,
IMPORTERS DEALERS
Hardware, Cutlery, Dry Goods, Paints and Oils,
aud General Merchandise,
GA No. e5 KING STREET, HONOLULU. 1y
CHUNG HooN,
Commission Merchant and General Agent,
Agent AInauuIu Sugar Pantations-Im
porter Teas aud other Chinese and Foreign Goods
and Wholesale dealer in Hawaiian Produce,
In New Stone Store, Nnuanu Sc, below hins'
M. PHILLIPS s CO.,
IMPORTERS
Wholesale Dealers in Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Mems Furnishing and Fancy Goods,
10 MERCHANT ST, 600 6m) HONOLULU.
j. PERRY.
Dealer in General Merchandise,
FTRE-PRooF STORE,
Corner of Hotel and N,tId1u Streets Honolulu, II.
ALSO
Retail Establishment on Nuuanu Street.
722 Above the Fireproof Store 1y
BOLLES s. CO.,
Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants,
Queen Street. HonOl1tiu.
PERMIssIoE
Messrs. c. A Williams Co. Messrs. G. Brewer CO.,
Messrs. Castle & Cooke Messrs. II. Hackfed & Co.,
Messrs. G. L. Richards & Co. d. c Waterman, Esq.
f22 ly
HYMAN s. BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing,
HATS, FURNISHING GOODS,
Shoes Yankee Notions &C., &c.
Capt. SnoD's Building,
No. 20 MERCHANT ST, t72S ly) HONOLULU.
THEO. HI. DAVIES.
(Iake ,Tnliou Green Gr
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PaysOn's IndeITbIe Ink.

HHOR MARKING LINEN, TO BE USED
n without preparaton-the best marking ink
For sale by t5l4 h VI. WHITNEY.
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Lambert's Violet Ink

GOME OF THIS UNRIVA LIED NIXON
- hand and for sale in 70 cent 81 and 81 50 bottles
639 I'm H.. NJ. WHITNEY
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

these. proclaim the result the will Of the peoplei
speak the words OF truth and sobernoss and toll you
purity OF the ballotbox must be restored, or
the days OF the Republic numbered I
appcaL then, TO the honest OF the
parties, to Democrats well Republcans TO stand
WIN me in this contest. All honest and good citizens
must close up In line to-day crush these frauds
tGTeat applausc.l Men who have been hero but a day
anI come out egalized voters. Cheers and q voice
- Ihats So The repeaters the organized army Of
whether they can defeat the votes OF honest II Is
no longer question whether Republican or Democrat
snall rule this state but IL Is question how long the
present state OF affairs shall hc permitted and YOU must
see 20 IL that shall have honest election aud who
ever shall be honestly elected shall he the Governor OF
the state When at the front considered who
was republican or Democrat, hut remembered that
the nag was in danger and we defended II, and
must stand shoulder 10 shoulder. Democrat and
Republican, 90 uphold the ballot-bOX. We have
sworn that the purity OF the balOt-bOx shall be
deemed and that honest shall rule in the old excel
siOr state.
wish here to make reference TO the advocate lawyer
ana gentleman, Mr.. kaufmanD associate on the Re
publican ticket IL has been said that ne Isrcalte
and That therefore Christians ought refuse him their
ballots had dreamt that the time had departed when
should held to account for hls religions belief
remember that across the sea- q Rothschild and Dis
rae have been honOred. that civil and religious liberty
have been granted, and know that my fellowitizens
VIII not be less liberal than the people in these old mon
arches. tGreat cheeringl
accept II as omen Of victory that my old comrades
have come to night and started the believe
that you will go and bury Tammany and achieve
glorious triumph rejoice at these acts OF yours, ana
am sure that God, who has loved the nation will carry
US 70 victory aud that ignorance, strife and miSunder
standing viii give way to Intelligence, cOntcntment, and
prosperity ana that good government and uprghtness
VIII reign among men.
the veterans, referring 10 Gen. WOOdfords military
vices and appealing for honest voting and the protcc-
uon OF the ballotbOX His remarks were received with
great applause. Col John Oakley followed with a few
marks, after which the meeting dispersed with cheers
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
NEW-ORLEANS COMMENTS ON JUDGE
CHASE'S LETTER

VICIOUS ATTACK ON THE ADMINISTRATION UNDER
THE GUISE OF FRIENDSHIP TO CHASE.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19.-The organ of the
Ron. Thomas W Conway, state superintendent OF Edu-
cation publishes to-day letter from Chief-Justce
Chase 10 Mr.. Conway written in 1863 This letter wac
published THE tribune yesterdsy.-EDl Itis believed
mat PERM sion must have been previously obtained for
this publication. The editor commenting on the letter
and its author, says:
when The Judiciary will turn neither 20 the right nor
the left 60 crafty any party bcheSt may feel more
secure than we could under different circumstances.
Jhs letter will probably convince many persons, all over
eur country. OF the sad mistake that was made in not
making salmon T. Chase the President OF the United
States. We have man as President who was "A
rsod brave and great soldier but who, President,
Lac demonstrated his utter undtness for his position
MANY persons Judge Chase rants 20 be President,
but say there very many more who declare that
be ought D le. He is probably the nations greatest Nv
lg statesman whose prospects for the Presidency, from
leseut appearances, well as from what we judge to
the necessities Of the country are becoming better
every day. It viii be Of great pleasure 70 all
friends of Judge Chase 70 know that the reports OF
gs illness have been greatly exaggerated, and
4 I8t h.- health is good as ever.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

DoDDAt Orangr v j. sept a Jehns daughter Of Chsrs
s1a Joseph Dodi aged yea anl , noails
soInerst 0nlgc Relative. md faena. are iuItc to lieri
DUSLAPIn Hobokea y j. sgaday inst RoO-t
Pebfs Of the family nyci erd o. funeral -eno. &
Mr.. James Taylor Il2 Madison "eine.iay ls iast
KgTCHUM-At hs residence R.yer, Hussoa oa The isA
, INST biran kstcl.m, N b, I3.l ear go
2ot inst =, 2 Relatives ana fnsas o. a i,miy .sa u.
special will be attached le.yas Tbe,hst Depot
returning trains leave boary.
LEwIsO Monday sept 10 Cahsdn. sofha nhnt iashs-r
Robert and Clfhanne ieEis gsl IL molihs and tsys
TIE friends o. h ian are rpeS i5y.e 70 ., I'd the une'i
st., "Wednesday. Sept n. at n O'Clock
PATTERSON-Ath his resdnes. Hse n J. Suniy sh as..
David Patterson he Pr9epa ~ar- aeh2s No ia L is a.
corner Iweasr,tt this eiy, ThunsT. ga nst
o'clock ?. Relatives ln friends o. he ay pertfly H'a
NINTH CLASS ASSOCIATION. Oh Pabuc School No 3-Ts.
member. Of this Association no6 o. the Oh shool Grov,
ilsi as Fos pal Dsyd Paterson b D. L. sUTHEGLSsb
q. d. CARDoEo Chairman Br. Commitsee. Prc.denI
PILAT-on saturday, sepi T. IgnaI Plat. Cef LHiscsPs
Gardener Of CeltraIPars aged 80 mouths. ADD dly
TIE % Ss FL ie aee, Of Of e! .a1 % s ,G = s @ , si ic . '4
0nehundriand thirty oarth-st, hear Eishh-sye.
RoBERTsoSA Bedford n r. Monday sept io TYPHOID fever.
from the Presbyterian Church, Weiless7 sept 81
Relative and friends invited sen Garages vii ssibas
Bedford Station the arrival q the express as leave.
Tsent, t,-siIihsi. az l0 a.
ROOTH-On SUNDAY evening 18th inst ir short lines Cb.es
OF Charles H. Oo the h Of hs the drm Of Gus
His friends and friends Of the hmy invited
father Es s.ntht Tue s Os take.
10 stratlori. Conn. Tor inicFneut
sTIRK-At Tzsye Perm sunday. Sept 3 % eonsanp,iou
William strk aged eKPreiens Of New TyposaP1hed
TIE funeral viii tax. ple Wednesday afternoon At p ooot rsa
tie Leciuroon o the First Presteran Church Df Van Dhe'
corner Of Clinton aud kemsen .sts, Brooklyn.
TELLER-suiny Mount K.co sept 49, Matte A., laughter %
Joshua and Martha Teller, aged - years.
Tuesday, sept 90
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

Judre Wylie of the District supreme Conrt'
string i'm eaty to-day, dissolved the iq
cursI In August last, Of Mr.. Amber aean5 "nlpPio
and Dckerson the owners and nVehtots VI 'no P01io
leum gas process. -
The Injunction restraining Sheriff kenwortny
from selling the rolling stock OF the Boston anu ahy i
Road was raised on Saturday and yesierda{ 'ne & nan
proceeded to Ffshk 20 go on Win te .al. S, S,i
his arrival he was met by another inJuhclIu i'0 -
Judge Pratt and the sale WAS again Pos'Poheo
The friends of John j. Wmpple, VINO com ON :, :
mitted suicide ut secaucus, n j., as. n p,rveS
mnch excited in re gard the conduct OF Dr 2 &
,Th ~ .de the nostnortem examination, ana who theA
allege. unnecessarily mutlateu tho IeNi''
jury will investigate the matter
In the Passaic County Court. yesterday
Tudge Rede uresdug counsel for planth IN Tue su. y.
NrGregor against the Erie Railway COMPANY Iolio VI & @
numerous "a press casesl concluded hls opohns
ment The defense put In nuine o,tfed 10 th
the Court overruled Theodore Kycfson n,aS "A
ieuoth Of the railroad how the bils WeIe T,d
psd Mr. McGreg gor'. protest against go ,,id Ia
Es aid The case was an important one anu "Ouu Ve
proceeded with deliberately IL
THE dispute between Mr.. Fowler OF e tne
Tfni Manufaoturing Company OF Paterson ~ i o. a
NJ Rrnomhead concerning the dam III she ,as1a :
pyer near the West-st bridge was reneNsuh lrLnayy
IN me Recorders Court The arrest ~ Vi ~ fresna.s
made on sunday Wa charge a man bs,ged Brnou'
M Fowler denies the trespass, ana ns the ara
head with perjury. The case T. now pot" 1port =
Tury Yess f1aV BrOOmhead hth m ,,.i.r. ~,
placing the logs removed Oh sunla' VI f'"'' S"V'N
mcu.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
PERSONAL.

Capt. r. T. Farrell, late United States Con-
sui at Cadz arrived from Europe, in the steamer Min
nesota, on Tuesday last.
The Crown Prince of Prussia studied under
the tutorship Of Prof Thomas Thatcher OF Yale College
when the latter was studying in Germany
Mr. Justin Mccarthy reminds us in his last
Galary article that MacMahOn, fresh from his Italian
victories was the Official representative OF Napoleon at
the coronation of the present King Of Prussia. The
French Marshal very popular with the Prussans at
that time-Inuch more popular than the King himself.
A daughter of Mr.. Samuel Colville Of the
Olympic Theater, Boston, is studying for the operate
stage under Prof Reinecke at Leipsc. she has also
epioyed the tuition OF Wartel at Paris, and is said to
have developed extraordinary gifts. II the war should
prevent her debut in Paris she will be introduced 10 the
stage in this country next Autumn.
Mr. Ole Bull arrived at Madison, Wis, last
week with his young bride, daughter Of the
Hon. J. G. Thorpe OF that city. The bride and groom
have passed the Summer months very quietly az the
beautiful country residence Of Ole Bull, in Norway,
where they were privately married the 1st OF June
The wedding party, consisting Of Mr. and Mrs Bull Mr.
and Mrs Thorpe and several weknOwn citizens OF Mil
waukee were received at the depot in Madison by many
enthusiastic friends who escorted them 10 the home Of
the brides parents where preparations had been made
for their recepton Arches OF evergreen garlands, col
ored lights and flowers, with throngs OF beautifully
dressed ladies' made a brilliant spectacle. second
cereonaa mere ratification OF the first marriage, ac-
cordipg 10 American law-was held. Ole Bull then re
eeiyed the congratulations Of his friends with the coury
and kindly grace which is peculiar TO him. more
formal reception will be given by Mr. Thorpe later IN the
season. The bride and groom Will remain III MduiSoh
during the Autumn.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
RELIGIOUS.

rHP suNDAY-ScHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The Fourth-aye. Presbyterian Church WAS
filed 10 oyerowlng lsst evening by the members Of the
NewYork SUNDAY school Teachers Association Pres,-
dent A. z, wilder introduced Mr. Cdrrngton who has
resided for several years in Italy. Mr. CarriHgon SAID
that last Winter a series Of meetings was held in Flor
at the Of Hiram Powers the sculptor, o see
II the religious advantages Of sunday Pos SEQ
by the children Of the United States could not be sren
by Italian children. 1t found that la 1853 Mr. Wood
rIiR organized the first sunday-school IN Flor
ence, which was still in existence. with this
ladies set TO work energetcv and coIfgug ga ed with
residents Of other cities Italy: and in the entire
kingdom there sunday schools attended regularly
by over 300 scholars The teachers Of these schools
adapted American Sunday school hymns 10 Italian
hear these tunes sung constantly by the children and
some OF them have become so popular that even the
handOrgans play them the teachers carefully avoid oil
sectional topics confning their instruction entirely 10
the Bible.
President Wilder announced that during the coming
Winter the Association would be addressed by the Rev
Drs Burns sorrs, Vincent Hail. Tyler Foss Tying, and
Henry Denbegh, Secretary to the London sunday
Teachers Association. who made very interesting
poGsons az to the systems and workings OF the English
aud American Associations He had found that Amer-
convenient and beautiful manner than those
OF England The class OF children who a.
America a ali CLASSES o. soeety ant har Children
70 sunday school in England only the lowest classes had
classes fearing the influence OF communicating associa
tons. They had partially avoided this objection by
Of the gentry where children Of the grade OF
society could be instructed in religion. The English
schools had also adopted the American plan Of having
uniform lesson Sunday for all the schools In the king
dom.
The English Schools were not provided so well with
libraries the American although perhaps the volumes
they contained better selected. Indeed IN all
things, Intelligence and money, the English sunday
schools were labOrng under far greater Disadvantages
than the American
The following tabulated report Of the NewYork Sun
day Missionary Union, containing the statistics OF
the Association work, then distributed ana tho
mretlng liiOnIned: