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This Conference reassembled in Baltimore
yesterday, and was onened with devotional exer-
cises, conducted by kev. n. Wilson.
Ihe case Of Rev. Elias welty was taken up,
and he placed on the Superannuated list.
The question Of "Are all the preachers blame
less in their life and Official administration" was
resumed, and the characters Of the following
preachers were passed:-w. ID. Cross Jas Beat
ty. J. Hank, j. r. Eitchson, j. ID. Armstrong.
james Gardner, Thomas Z. Carson, A w. VIII
son, Hamilton Cover, X. s. Hough, II. p.
smith, Z; $. kreeclo, ,. G. Hummer; Adam B.
W. X. Stringer, ID. III. Parish, 3. NJ. Pollensby,
VIM. b. Tudor, Francis A. Mercer, j. +. Lig-
gett, JAS. II. Wolf, Samuel ID. Doll, Phillip 8.
Sixens, Joseph Engle, l.. III. Crenshaw, VIM. T..
Crenshaw, VIM. L. Munsey, Jno. L. Clark, j.
B. Fitzpatrick, VIM. L. Quinn, VIM. q. Ham,
mond. W. III. Wheelwright, Ed. II. Hedrick,
Geo. 9. Smith, Jos. j. Edwards, Jas. s. Porter,
Carson, William j. Perry, Adam Bond, X. B.
IramPton, j. w. Canter, wm. Hedges, s. +.
Butt, Thos. Riley, L. r. Tripp, Geo. c. NJ. K.
f.,e. Gramer. Andrew pi Rosy, Lewis r Jones, J. p.
Geo. 8. Zimmerman, JAS l.. Shipley, j. H. Dn-
laney, l.. b. Madison, Charles A. Joice, p. II.
Whisner, \. q. Baltus, l. w. Hsslip, Z. X.
pie, w. X. McNeir. Lewis C. Miller, William A.
Mcdonald, Addison welley, Wesley Hammond,
Jos. Crickenberger, =. Dsmeron, s. Townsend,
$: s. Rider, L. RI. Baldwin, John w. Boteler,
Thos. w. Brown, Joseph L. WATSON, John. ii.
Linn, b. W. Dougherty, A. Boon, A. q. Fla
herty.
The second question of "who remain on
+. Shipley considered. The committe reported
his examination good and be was continued on
trial for another year, as also were the fonow-
ing:-Georee T. Taylor, Frazier FUR, Henry
ID. Bishop, VIM. 0. Koss, Sam1 W. Hsddawsy,
X. 3. Shreve, and Z. g. Wertenbaker.
The next question taken up was q What travel
ing preachers are elected and ordained Dea-
cons?" Tse following were elected-Aseury
X. Martin, L. q. Martin, Wm- II. Msson, 6eo.
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THE SALE OF CADETsHIPs.-The Military
Comm ittee yesterday examined witnesse. upon
the charges that Mr. Churchill, of New York.
and Mr.. Covode, OF PENNSYLVANIA, had sole!
Cadt t>hips, There was no evidence TO sustain
the charges against Mr.. Churchill, but the testi-
mony shows that Mr.. Covode appointed q boy
residing outside his District, but there was no
money consideration involved. The testimony
OF Millward IS that Covode refused to make the
appointment Though for the son of a friend)
until the applicant should have acquired resi-
denee in his (CovOde's) District The witness
further testified that Covode had no knowledge
OF any money having been paid, and he had no
doubt that If Mr.. c. had learned the fact he
would have withdrawn the appointment
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
OPINIONS OF THE BRlr,su pprx.
The irish Question The Tory I.esder-
The Darfen ship Canal"

Tessrcphed Eroinsrely 10 the Ereaing Star.
LONDON. March 5.-The SATURDAY. Review has
a G litorial to-day on the Irish question. wbere-
IA a. savs:-The lawlessness in Ireland should
rrecede sny legislation.
An able communication on the IRISH question
appear in the Times to-day. occupyinr nearly
page. The writer analyzes and ilstifies th,.
I'sh land bill as noble and comprehensive
measure. He points out the defects of the hin
and shows that thew may be easily reme,iied.
The Spectator ridicules the choice of the Dule
OF Richmond As the leader Of the Tories m the
House of Lords.
The Times. in its city article. reviews and dis
courages the attempts TO build a ship canal
across the Isthmus of Darien.
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THE WORKING ProrLr.-A strike of journey.

The WORKING PEoPLK--A strike Of journey
men coopers Of Detroit for higher wages oc-
CURED on Monday morning in the large estab-
lshment of the LOdewyck Brothers, which be-
came general ON Tuesday morning. and not a
cooper il at work in the CITY. The reports of
the present condition Of the working people in
England are very gloomy. At Preston, between
hands are out Of employ, and Loo cottages are
vacant. AT Worsley and Farnw0rth 200 miners
IN the Bridgewater collieries, at the Wilton
Park iron works the blast furnace men, 200 IN
number, have struck for IN advance. The Lam
arkshire miners are agitating for an advance Of
wages. The Board OF Arbitration and Concii-
iation for the north of England has advised .
further increase of per cent on the rates of
wages, an advance Of per cent. having already
been given ON January 1st, 1870. The joiRers Of
Glasgow have demanded an increase OF I cent
an hour over the present rates of II cents, and
the introduction Of the nine-hour system. The
masters have agreed TO the reduction Of the
bours of labor, but have refused TO increase
wages; . strike II therefore in prospect.
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lPUBLIc REsoLUTroN-No. H.
(PUBLIC REsoLUTIoy-NO. 1o1

JOINT RESOLUTION to sell or exchange the site
OF custom-hOuse in the city of Nashville, Ten
obtained.
Be IL resolred by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentdtires Of the United States of AmericG ia Con-
gTess assembled, That the Secretary of the Treas
ury is hereby authorized, in his discretion. to
sell at public auctiOn, to the highest and best
bidder therefor, the present site for custom
house in the city of Nashville, Tennessee. or to
exchange the same for new and more eligible
site, as directed in the following section.
SEC. 2. And be ii further resolved. That out of
the proceeds of the said sale, or by such ex-
change, the Secretary OF the Treasury is author
lied and directed TO purchase or procure a new
and more eligible site for a custom house in the
said city Of Nashville Prorided, That the cost
Of the new site shall in no event exceed the
amount Of the proceeds from the sale or ex-
change of the present site.
Approved, February a, 1870.
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The French Prisoners Of State.
IeleQrdpAed ExcLusireIn ko n, Erensnn YStax

PARIS, March 5.-An official note has been
published to-day denving the statement made
IN the Moniteur, TO the effect that the prisoners
Who were arrested during the recent trouble had
been compelled to remain IN confluence nj twenty
Gays without an examination The note says:-All
those prisoners were duly interrogated. but they
refused 10 aNwer as TO the conspiracy and they.
therefore. were imprisoned for contumacv OF
5W persons arrested. "A remain i'm custody; all
all on serious charges.
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OUR RELATIONS WITH CANADA.-Sir John
A. Mcdonald said, in the Dominion Parliament
yesterday, it was not the intention of tho gov
ernment to issue any license to foreign fisher
men during the ensuing season, and It was the
intenuon ., ts Me gSsS.nmSn. ~ 70 .ake stePs 70
madam waters. This announcement was re-
ceived with cheers. Sir Francis Kinks stated
that confidential communications were passing
ciprocity, which in its present unfinished state
would not be laid before the House. No diff
Guilty would be presented on that side Of the line
to the freest commercial intercourse with the
United States.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

LIEUT.. Col. LEET, formerly Of Gen. Grant,
stan, has leave OF absence until the LIST of Sep
tember, when he resigns his place in the army
Evening star., 1870-03-05

SENAToE WILSON'S substitute to portion of
the funding bill, reported yesterday, provides
for loan to run ten and forty years, with rate
of interest not exceeding five per cent, to be
issned in amounts sufficient to cover in all the
hve-tweDtv or six per cent bonds, so as to make
the rate OF interest uniform on all this class of
bonds except the ISIS The Secretary is al
lowed half OF one per cent. for negotiating the
,oan. and Is permitted to carry on his negotia-
tons abroad; but the interest is made PAYABLE
only in the United States. 1t will he seen from
this statement that the substitute differs mate
rally from the bill of the Finance Committee
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Hon. .JAxEs M. SCovEL, of Camden, New
Jersey. arrived in town this morning and had
an interview with the President.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

PERsONAL.-Ex-Gov. Wells, of Va, and Gen
j. NJ. Schofeld, ex-Secretary of War, are al
Wizards.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

JAMES ". MASON, nominated by the Presi-
dent yesterday to be Minister Resident and
Consul General at Liberia. is mulatto, q native
OF Chase county, Arkansas, where he is now
largely engaged in planting After graduating
IN Oberln College, Ohio, he was taken by his
father to Paris, where he again graduated at
French national school. Enlisting in the French
army, he served throughout the Crimean War
and was brevetted Lieutenant Colonel for dis
tinguished services. About year ago he was
nominated Judge of the Court at Cape Town
put; owing to unfavOrable legislation in regard
decined the appointment. His present nomi-
nation as Minister TO Liberia was made on the
recommendation and at the instance o: Senator
Mcdonald. 0'
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Fire AZ the Hub,
1tlegrapAed E1clusipeiy 10 Tie Eveuiao Syn,

~S~fseP0ee D1Stestocty 70 fSe EOeNtD4 Nt0Y.
BosToN, March 5.-A large wooden buildino
corner OF Sumner street and Peoples Ferry
avenue, East Boston-Owned by the Maverick
wharf Company, and occupied by Mr.. Clinton,
lunber dealer; Albert Low, rigger: and j. H.
DAHL naval architect-was burned last night
Low had stock of new rigging for q snip, val
ued at 5000 ClintOn's loss i'm dressed lumber
1900, partially insured.
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CASH IN THE TREAsURY.-The coin balance
in the Treasury is s1O2 ,O5i OOo s5i i,5l2, 600 of
which is in coin bearing certificates. The
currency balance is 50 9,57s ZOO.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
A Billiard Contest by Cable,

Iecg'uphed Exctussrety % The kUenfng Star.
LONDON, March 5-Another splendid contest
at billiards occurred last evening at the Sew
mour Hotel, between W. Cook. Jr. the cham
plon. and k. ID. Stanley. The champion won
after making one break Of 5I2 points and IS1
spot strokes in succession
Evening star., 1870-03-05

VICE PRESIDENT COLFAx was upon the floor
OF the House this afternoon, and passed some
time with his old associates in that body, being
surrounded most of the time by his numerous
friends Of both parties.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON PACIFIC RAIL
ROADS yesterday agreed to extend the time for
the completion of the Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road They also agreed upon bill to allow the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific roads to make
junction, and one to authorize the Kansas
Pacific road to construct a road from CHEYENNE
Wells to some point in Northern Mexico
Evening star., 1870-03-05

THE DIRECTORS of the Washington and New
York Steamship Company met at the Metropol-
tan Hotel, New York, on Thursday for the cleo
tion OF officers and other business All the
Washington DirectOrs-Messrs Samuel Bacon.
w. g. MetzerOtt, A. Il. Shepherd, and j. ".
Thompson-were present, and three OF the New
YORK Directors. j. W. Thompson was elected
PRESIDENT, John Abendroth Vice President, and
Moses Kelly Treasurer. The reports presented
showed that the affairs of the company have
been managed with prudence and energy.
programme of the running Of the line for the
incoming year was agreed upon, and the Board
adjourned.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s531 ,627.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

QNlARrLAND LEGIsI.ATURE--In the House of
Delegates, YESTERDAY the Judiciary committee
reported bill to create State banking institu-
until Monday. In the Senate an order Was
passed to investigate the matter OF the recent
payment Of s6s 90 By the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal 20 the State Of Virginia A rerorf v.s
submitted from the comptrollcr showins the
cash and available assets to the credit OF the
State on the LIST instant to be s2s5 .ss5. and
giving the comparison with other years since
pensions TO soldiers and widows Of soldier OF
lsl2 was discussed, and made the order Of the
day for Thursday next The senate then
resumed the consideration Of the Baltimore
and ONO railroad case, which without Anal
action, was postponed TN Tueeday: and the
Senate adjourned over TIL Monday. !
,gfiey ont Of hundred students in the
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The MISSING STEAMER, CITY OF Bosroy-
The steamer Druid has returned to Halifa.
from Sable Island, where she has been cruising
in search Of the City Of Boston, but obtained no
Hafier, Of the bark L. A. Kennedy, arrived in
Boston yesterday from Liverpool, reports:-At 5
passed a long, low propeller, apparently ivine
still, heading west northwest 10 All appear
ances the steamer was in good Condition and
bore no evidence of having met with any dsas-
ter" report was currentin Boston that il was
the missing Inman steamer City of Boston, and
the agent of the company in that city Is OF opin-
ION that 1t may have been her, as the descrip-
ton given corresponds to her 1g, &c, but there
Is considerable doubt, as the captain did not OBJ
serve ner very particularly, and the general ap-
pearance OF the steamer was like others en-
ployed In the Atlantic trade. The City Of Bos-
ton has been known to be forty eight hours In
the Ice owing to the high latitude sailing Of the
captain. At this season Of the year leo e snoat
..n, ,os %es S IN TOO nostherly ana many
Newfoundland coast by being crushed smong the
a Inc Harora ~ OeSs1ns g @ ~ snnt
ing In the high latitudts.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

PAYMAsTER SAMUEL L. BROWN, U. s. N
has been ordered to duty as Naval Storekeepel
at Rio de Janeira, Brazil.
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Justtboble H0micide.
eiegyaphed EzcLHstcely % Tia Rceu;-o Sy.~

BOSTON, March 5-The coroner's investiga-
ton of the circumstances relating To the dssth
OF John Dean, whose body was found in the dock
with bullet in his head, resulted in a verdict
Justifying officer Mcnamara in shooting Dean,
On the ground of self-defence.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

THE GEORGIA BILL.-The House is engaged
to-day on the Georgia bill, and the indications
are that it will pass on Monday, though it meets
with considerable opposition on the Republican
side. and Of course will be opposed by the entire
Democratic strength of the House. Mr.. Bing-
ham and Mr.. Farnsworth are among the leading
opponents of the bill on the Republican side.
In the Senate the bill will be opposed by Mr..
Trumbull and majority OF the Senate .Tudicia-
ry Committee, and will therefore probably be
reported upon adversely.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

The MONARCH sailed from Annapolis yester
day for England.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

The RECEIPTS PROM CUSTOMS from June 30.
1sts to March /, 1869, were slOO. .e9i 9IO5l, and
the receipts from June 30, 1869. to March I.
ls.o was S12s ,o67 ,6H .is, showing increase oil
SD $40 1t2l.
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more C0a1.Otl Murders-TwO Chill.
dren Burned 20 Death.

BALTIMORE. March 5.-Yesterday evening. at
Wetheredsville, Baltimore county. two children
OF Alexander Edmonson, q boy and girl, aged
respectively and years, were fatally burned
by The explosion of a coal-oil lamp in the hands
of their mother
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Accidentally Killed

1eiegraphed Ezciasioeiy to The Erenino .Stay
NEW YORK, March 5-Robert Abrams. n fire.
man ON the steamboat Thomas Hunt while OIL
ing the machinery this morning, was struck ON
The head BY crank and instantly killed. He
leaves wife and child.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

THE CADRTsHIP BUsINEss.-The Sub Military
Committee of the House, which visited Phila-
delphia to hear the testimony of Mr.. Milward in
the case Of Mr.. CovOde in reference to the sale
of cadetship has returned, and this morniag sub
mitted their report to the Military Committee
From this testimony the committee are satisfied
that there is nothing wrong in Mr.. Covode's
case. Gen. SchOfeld is expected on Monday to
testify in Buffers case.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
The PRESIDENTS FOURTH" Van" write
to the Springfield Repubfican:

to the Springfield Republican:
"The President this morning accepted an in
yitatjon to celebrate the next Fourth OF July on
WOODSTOCK Common, as the guest of III. &.
Bowen. of the New York Independent The day
is also TO be observed to celebrate the adootion
Of the Fifteenth Amendment. Gen Butler l.
among the speakers invited. In the course of
conversation on the subject, the question was
raised whether. If Congress shall be i'm session
the President could leave. He replied that he
didn't believe Congress would remain in session
80 long. lie hoped not; and he was making
plans TO be at Long Branch in the latter part Of
June"
Evening star., 1870-03-05

0Lydia Thompson means TO dispute the belt.
sister i'm Paris. -
0The citizens Of Denver are asked n cop-
tribute collar a week apiece, to sink An srte-
n, yong lady attended church in ouincv.
ner pew began an indiscriminste and promis-
euons survey Of the entire congregation fhroaet
0kentncky had q lively little breach Of
$4,000, which The fair piainsif ~ sfhsr s-.,,s
was brought because the defends nj sshsd hcssa
fooling that gal long enough.D
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ADJUSTMENTS,

NJ ATIONAL EATRE.
CAR ROSA, G. ID. HESS & CO.,.-..... Directors
GE -...-. Business -
IT, Manager
LAST NIGHT AND
MATINEE,
OF
PAREPA.ROSA
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
SATURDAY, MARCH s,
TWO PERFORMANCES,
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
MATINEE AT O'CLOCK,
FRA DLAFOLO.
THIS EVENING
Will be produced for the first time in Washins ton
Bale New Opera, the
PUR1TANS DAUGHTER
seats for any nights for sale only at the Box vfce
OF the THEATRE from to p. m and in the sy yeninp
Doors open at Z; overture at O'Clock.
The Management have much pleasure in aunoun-
eng an engagement with the distinguished Actress
Mrs. BOWERS.
Supported BY Mr. McCOLLOM,
commencing Monday night, March7. 1t
Evening star., 1870-03-05

" EHURST GALLERY.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION
INDUCEMENTS NEVER BEFORE OFFERED
By ANY EXHIBITION.
ONE- HALE THE GROSS PROCEEDS, EACH
EVENING, DISTRIBUTED IN CASH PRIZES
TO THkAUDIENCE
THE GRAND COMIC PANORAMA OF THE
kEMONAL OF THE CAPITAL, EVERY EVE
Ming, at the WHITEHURST GALLERY, 1919
Pa. avenue. bet. Al and 9th Streets in addition to
the magnificent bill Of Mammoth Illuminated w ar
Views Classical Statuary, Copies of the Great Mas
ters Minor Comicals. &C, &C. The best and cheap.
nently The PEOPLES PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
open at "a O'Clock; commences at 5. Admission.
. cts. ~ One quarter of the gross proceeds, each
evening: returned TO the audience in one dollar
prizes; In cash. and another quarter in a grand
capital prize, in cash all drawn in manner entirely
satisfactory 10 the audience. The finest opportunity
IN the world to see an Exhibition worth ten times
the admission fee and at the time without any
additional cost. 20 try ones iHrk. felS I'm
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and the southern manufacturers must, BE- tn,
time, be in quite muddle over the cona aicsiae
accounts about the crop for the comir. a - ,on'
The aver.ee Of these accounts from ali sections
ply at the usual prices. The Name papers taih
about an Ice fever now epidemic In that rsg1on.
A Lewiston journal says that men from New
York are m that place, "full OF excitement, and
as nervous as person in q low typhus;s that All
the saw-mills are engaged 30 cut lumber enough
TO put up ice-houses along the whole lengsh OF
the kennebec river. and that there were never
such harvests made as viii be from the ice ON
that river this winter. The manufactured Ice
cannot be sold in New Orleans for less than sso
per ton Jack Frost can send snpphes from the
North at SO per ton.
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WASHINGTON d. c. SATURDAY, MARCH 5. 1870

The PRESIDENT this morning signed the bill
establishing large number OF mail routes and
post offices throughout the South.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, it is rumored
here, desires to fill the chair now occupied by
Hon. Fred Stone in the House Of Representa-
tives, and that he is making arrangements to Sc
cure the nomination for the succession from the
Democracy.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

" L LIS OP ERA HOUSE
J. T. FORD. Manager.
The CHAPMAN SISTERS
And the popular Comedian, Mr.. G. B. BISHOP
With new and full Company.
MONDAY EVENING" MARCH Z, $50,
The great Oriental Burlesoue
THE FORTY THIEVES;
Ok STRIKING OIL IN FAMILY JARS.
Violin solo; by the eminent yolinist, Mr.. WIN
WITH HEks JR Clodoche Quadrille, by the FOS-
TEX BROTHERS Concluding with
WANTED lf0 YOUNG MILLINERs.
Seafs secured at Ellie Music Store without extra
charge. Admission: Orchestra Chairs SI: Dress
Circle, 15c.; ParQuette. eOc., Gallery pc mh5-tf
Evening star., 1870-03-05

OfERA.-The repetition OF the " Marriage of
Figaro" at the National last evening brought
out another very large and stylish audience. the
house being literally full to overfowing. The
piece, which stands high among musicians. was
admirably rendered, both as a whole and in
detail. We have no room for an extended mo-
tice, and where all did so well there is but little
to be said; but it would be less than justice TO
Iaii 70 refer to the admirable manner in which
Parepa Rosa, Mrs. Seguin and Miss Hersee
nlled their respective parts. The same might
be said OF the male characters,-with the ex-
ception, perhaps, of Mr.. Lawrence, who. though
fair singer, has hard and sepulchral man
ner-but that the piece gives them little oppor-
tunity fer display of merit
The season closes tonight with the Puri-
tan's Daughter" which brings out the full
strength Of the company. We look. conse
quently, for another crowded house.
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Losses by Fire NJ Newark,

1efcgTdpAed Ezc1nsireiy to The Eueniag Star.
NEW YORK, March 5.-The losses by the fire
last night at Newark are about $50. 600, mainly
insured In New York and eastern companies.
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ReNumntiOn of S,ec,e :

resumption Of Specie Payments.
1eleoToPAed Ezciasiueiy to The Erensng srar
ROCHESTER,, NY, March 5-Several business
houses Of this city resumed specie payments yes
terday.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

MADRID, March 5.-The Duke of Montpensier
arrived here yesterday. He entered the citv
amid firing Of guns, the ringing of bells and the
snthusiasm OF the people. He will soon settle
Evening star., 1870-03-05

AMERICAN COLLEGE, RoNE.-we learn BY re-
cent advices from Rome that ID. $. Oliver ESQ.,,
OF San Francisco, has given 5000 to this col
lege to found q course.-Bak. Cdtk0lic Airrora
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