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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-07

LORENZO SHELDON, Esq..-MY DEAR SIR
have yours Of the 18th inst, inviting ne to be
present at the temperance celebration at Castle
ton the 9th inst.
| thank You for your kind Invitation, and re
gre, exceedingly that my continued illness will
prevent my being present | have for some
weeks been suffering from a severe bronchial DIS
turbance. srd am still under the care Of ply
stefan III were able to be present. should be
unable to speak, as my physician forhds uly do
ing ,hst at present. The cause in all Of which
your celebration is held has my Warmest syn
pathy aud hearties; good wishes. Please make
my excuses and regrets to your committee Of in
yitstion and believe me, yours sincerely.
c " WuIAFn
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SUN Assured, New Business. during the Year 1853.
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Aonular Rfmedies.

This is the most thorough blood purifyer yet dis
covered. and cures all hum0Ts from the worst ScTo-
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the Of few bottles OF this wonderful medicine.
From one 70 eight bottles cure SAT- Rhtum Erysipe-
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cinal extract Of native roots and plants cOmhining
IN harmony Natures most sovereign curative prop
perties, which God has nstilei into the vegetable
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OF the strength and VigOr Of the system. Those
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tOrative power upOr trial. II You feel dull, dr0rsy
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experienced. IS a remedy for all sucl cases, Or.
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effects perfect cures leaving the liver StrsHgfhsn-
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and those who have used it for this purpose are loud
N its praise. In Bronchial, Throat AMI Lung Dis
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ApBle, Pear. Grqpe. Plum, cherry Trees, and
Pioneering Plants Ezra Hardy, immense bearing
Russian ana Crab-aJpies specially.
The Hrdiest Of fae Hardy TGr!sties. gT0wB AZ
ORRIN SHIPMAN'S,
north Of Burlington, near Winooski, VT, on the
Sept 5-wlyr road to Mallett's Bay.
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5.s.55ilag5i Size sBs. CCElae
or E,E TCEE.
sapttaF -r-g.us- ti--s".I
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The Congregational church at Swanton, Yer
mont. will be dedicated Wednesday, Oct. 9TH.
Rev. F. H. Griffin Of this city is announced to
presoh the sermon. in Addison Co., there
are seventeen Congregational ministers. thirteen
churches, and eighteen hundred and forty-nine
members. The entire average congregations
number 1927, and the Sabbath schools 1900.
Their reported contributions amount to ST.
37gGS.-The Congregltionalists of Rhode Is
land are to have their Pilgrim Jubilee in Provi-
dence on the 18th Of October.
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=. Observation-Disclosures.
ny VARY :. WALKER.

A stra preached last Sunday
And crpSds OF people came,
To hear two h0urs' sermon
WITH a D4rbarous sounding name
Twas 81 al lut spnue heatnen
Thousands oi miles aiar,
VINO live ia land Of darkness,
called 81 BJrTrOnoOis-Sha-
5, vel! tNeir wants he pictured
That when the ? ate was iass91'
Each ls-uer feit his pocket,
Ana goodly suns were cast
Fu- a ! must lend sbodicer'
To push the rolling car
That CARED sht ami coui'o-'
To " forrrOtU0la- uha..
Tb,tnf-h. their wants AID sorrows
Ley heavy on my soil,
And deep b. medita ION
took fny m ruinz stro l.
TIL somefsinz caught my mantle
Wiki eager grasp and VIA,
AID LOOKING Gown with wonder
saw iif;le child.
A male and puny creature
In "a p and dirt fJrlOrn;
What could she want, ] Questioned
impatient TO be gone.
With trembling voice she answered
We live lust down the street,
AnC nanny sue - ia
And We'T nothing lrit % eat.
.,.
Down " q " e. -. I,s.-ii''
Tho whose hali-huricd windows
Gods sunshine never falls,
Where cold, and want. and hunger,
Cr0uche1 near her as she lay.
found fellow creature
Gaspins her lie away.
4 cAa-f- 'inhen lt"lt-
4 hearth all dark and frelcss-
But these ] scarce.y saw.
for the uourniul sight before ne,
The sal and SICK ming show
Oh. never had pictured
\ s.ene So fall of woe
he !AHl-Aca l-Q TIE NAKED
The babes that pine for bread,
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GENTS WANTED s--- a MoNTH-
a hv the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO. BOSTON, MASS. OF ST. LOUIS, $40.
sept. ls-f i3Win
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~, 4senes vus establi,hcd in

sa0uge lEsGEaUCe CCDpaly
OF NM YORK.
tpi.ai and sugpius- s4,5O9,G0g.
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THE STANDARD
Sewing Machine Of the World.
eFE0Sg Dwr6BFP.

II You want Tho best SEWING MACHINE. buy
/ Nfu >tgfs Vince .er ami Wilson, Silent Fad
Lac. Srt-I. SEWISG MACHINE.
srE. IEI.af..- % ~ .rz.- nos I.rr fas- k~ru- a. rfo
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81, a'4sjy 2 -assT8ssgC GOEcpaE-
~. AAE-F-I,a, conn.
Capital aat saTpius, 9l-68c,te..
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Albany City ss>TTaECc Co.
OF ALBAEI. ST.
Capital and Surplus. f5o,n.H
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DEAR SIR: have your kind note inviting me
10 attend she temperance rally and picnic in
Castleton, on Saturday, the 2ith inst. | regret
much that visit to the place Of an ola friend
across the lake, already agreed upon, after many
failures, will prevent my joining IA your festiy-
tiles on tina; occasion. We're IL possible. should
be glad, indeed, to minge with, ami know more
intimately the people Of RUTLAND County. and es-
pecisiiy those whose hopes and efforts are direct
ed in the noble path Of promoting Temperance il
our community However much men MAY fail,
land | confess | do in almost all thiugs,) in con-
forming their sexual lives TO p nigh standard. 10
one who wishes well to himself or his felloV-meu
can refrain from respect and sympathy for the
enjesvors Of good men TO purify the progress Of
our liyes and, So, 10 increase the source Of hap
piness in the world l wish fer your meeting
great ATTENDANCE soft breezes. and sunny skies
Thanking you for your kind invitation, re-
main, Very truly yours,
Go. F EDWUNDs.
Lorenzo SHELDON, Chair Isn Committee, &c,
West Rutland. Vt.
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Gerusausa Fire Ems. Comps
OF NV YJPS
Capita. and surplus, ti.o6o-soo-
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Connecticut Fire Ens. &c.
DF HARTFORD. COM
Capital and -u-Pius, g1..oa
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YOnYsers & M. EETC zss..EC
OF EzW FORK.
Capital and susgivs, F-'o-13r.
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snsuranqe.
sSSSs*.ll Rti; IT,,
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1896.
Bstma Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN
Capital and S1fPia' s5'5oo'Ooo.
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1..+5ais2ytas3 Ess. COMPANY
gF S4~ YORK.
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AGENTS WASTED FOR
P.FEnECE sF.I-EB FsOB'EL.

Fe D. 70 Kl-ul7, ne rsi.-.se.-7 Journalist
Ahesurf.l --iavo. fully illustrated. Contains
graphic and truthful statement ci the sfs 's--st'
In4 Sensations ot the -reat city Its h-l and low
life from the Queen in Buckingham Palace O. the
Scarlet Woman of p.mlic0. from The Aa-a ri 20
Prircelv Robes o. the Condemned Criminal 10 New
gate. Clrcuiars and sample pages sent Tree.
Aaircss fELkrAP & BLISS.
Sept. l--fi&wiw Hlr'i. 81. l.ur.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-07

FAR MER'S HELPER
Shows how to double the profits Of the FARM, and
how farmers and their soIs can each make
500 PER MONTH
In Winter. I0OO Copies will be mailed free to
Farmers. Sc name and ADDE'S 10 ZItGLtR a
MCCURDY, Springfield, Mass. oct l-td8wiw
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hanover Fire a.ls. Company
OF EET TORN
Capital and surplus. 100000.
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Merchants Insurance 60
OF PROVIDENCE, Ri
Capital and surFics- Etn0, OCO
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IoOOO LAMB KNITTING MACBl-

I000D ID MB KNITTING MAt II
lZOUU MS in use sold on their mes
with little advertising
the only machine that knits circular, fat Z
scanned work, narrowing and widening on can
Every Family should have one.
Send for sample Stocking and circular she" =
wherein the Lamb machine is sapsTl0r is OIL pom"
and cheaper tha1 a1V sfhsr
LAMB KNITTING MACHINE MFG. CO.
3l3 Washington Street BOSOM
July 2D-w6n
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TENPERAyca RALLY AND Picnic IN CASTLE
r5x.-The friends Of Temperance in Rutland
County had grand rally AMI picnic in Cas-
Teton Saturday, and It was estimated TIA. about
1000 people were in attendance. Delegations
were present from "a different Good Tempar
Lodges in the County. Music was furnished by
the Brandon Cornet Band The meeting IL the
forenoon was held in the Congregational Church,
Hon John B. Page Of Rutland. presiding
Tie orator Of the Day was Rev, S. NIeChesney
Of albany, who made telling and pleasant
speech Among other facts and figures Mr. Ne
Chesney quoted from the report Of Commissioner
Wells to show tie nuederiysd from the sale Of
liquors in different Ststes Maine, with popula
ton of 600 600, and a prohibitory law in force,
sells liquors to the amount annaallyof fifteen dol
lars for every nhabitlnt and this from the sale for
all purposes; Vermont, with population 3d.
600, sells TO tbs amount Of twsnty-three dollars
annually for every inhaJitaut while Maryland,
with population Of COO, 0Go in round numbers,
the same as that Of Maine, and an excise law in
force, sells annually one hundred dollars worth
of liquor for every inhabitant
In the afternoon another meeting vas hell at
the Town Hall, at which stirring addresses were
made by Major R. NJ Copeland Of Castleton.
Rev. Mr. Potter OF Whitehall, Rev Mr. Hall of
Rutland, Rev. Z. Mills Of Rutland. Res W. "
AtTater Of Fairhayen, aai Hon. John p. Page Of
Rutland. The speakers took the broad grounds
Of the necessity Of enforcing the law as it stands
on the statute books, compelling the rum seller
to desst from his Illegal traffic, AID making him
responsible and amenabl5 20 the law and to iu-
diyiiuals for damage which might accrue from
his sales, as well as extending 20 the rum
drnker such sympathy IN MS misiortuaes and
throwing around him such Influences as would
tend to make him desert his destroying habit.
The following letters were read by the chair
man from Hon. Geo F. EImunds. Hon. C. W.
willard and Hon. Henry Wilson
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9ru Goods.

sTe are M0sU offering "a
fDrge and complete assorf-
m,fu Of Staple aGd Fancy
Ne1S0nu6S" Hrr Goods ar
c.Cfreniet.i attractive prices.
of late E1Ty Goods GdrCr-
siseNsestfS hare ale seemed
TO deal ina SpeCiGgfies and
particulars, ace iciU there
fore GUOid mention Of any
particular style or Kind of
goods except 10 sag that are
expect 10 receiUe 0M imrOice
Of SIOCk5mefse tomorrow
eUenjHS, and for special
items are TGGIr 90 Our col
anna advertisement ia Ehe
Saturdays edition Of this
paper. Remember Dry
Goods az GfsT0cfiCe prices
at FSGrE0lC'S One Price
Store.
EzD ES.EREB BARLOW,
No, HOS Church street.
burlington. sept. 3O-d&wtf
IL, q n 1, z
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The Evangelical Alliance held monster meet
ing, Sunday evening in the Young Mems Chris
tisn Association Hall, New York, to welcome she
nearly thirty delegates from foreign countries,
who came 20 attend the Grand Protestant Con
ference intended to have been held this FAN, but
for the VAT. The hall was densely packed, half
an hour before the TINE for the meeting, with
ladies and gentlemen, AMI at least 1000 were
unable to obtain admi,,suce. Tie Hon William
L Dodge President Of the United States branch
Of the Alliance, presided Seated On the plat
form with him, besides the delegates and officers
of the Alliance, were the venerable Rev. Dr. Cox
and Rev Drs Hall, HATFIELD, CROSBY. Adams,
Cook and msny other eminent diyines. The Rev
DR.. 5 Il Prime stated briefly the OF iects of the
Alliance ard the reasons which compelled post
p0nement Of the Conference. and said thst the
meetings which had been held were in no sense
a substitute for the great Protestant Ecumenical
Council which Is yet TO come, and which Is TO
he held on future occasion in this city. Rev.
DR.. James Davis, Secretary Of the British IVAN
gelioai Alliance, responded. expressing the fra
ternsl greetings Of the society be represented,
which he had been expressly commissioned to
convey TO this Alliance. The Rev. DR.. Rsvel.
Of Florence, Italy, made a happy apology
for his broken English. AMI proceeded to
speak of the condition Of religion in Italy.
The Rev DR.. Holborn, of London, compl-
mented American Christians upon their per-
feet religious freedom and equality. This they
have not got in England. but it j. yet to come
there The Rev DR. Koenig, Of Hungary spoke
Of Professionalism and reform movements in Aus
tria and Hungary. The Rev. DR.. Schsii referred
to the distinguished delegates now in the country
who could not be present at this meeting. The
exercises closed with prayer 10y the Rev. DR..
Hall
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THIS Is To CERTIFY that have this day given
L my son, Charles Edgar Blood. his time during
the remainder Of his minority. and therefore shall
claim none Of his earnings, nor pay any debts of his
Contracting after this date.
JEHIAL BLOOD.
Jericho Centre, VT, Sept. 2s-l4w3w
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DAY BOAr AND MONT I


DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT:
With twenty lst Class Steamers, only SIX days
through 70 Milwaukee ana Chicago, without change
u boat First Class Tickets include Meals and state
ROomsi
cepted) on arrival % uaur trains for Chicago Nil
waukee, Sheboy gan and Intermediate ports without
change Of Boat, ant every evening, Sundays eN-
ccpted,) for Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, and inter
mediate ports
Passengers ana Families MOVING West, can embark
with their Luggage, Teams. STOCK. &c, aud land
together without disturbance or 1Tanshipment, At
their port OF destination, thus avoiding the grca; in
convenience Of the many changes, delays and exc
penses OF other routes - These Steamers have
large Cabins auf STATE Rooms amply and neatly
furnished for First Glass Passengers. and Second
Cabins with Cook Stoves and comfortable acc1mlno-
dations for Passengers and Families, who may wish 20
furnish their own provisions. No efforts viii be
spared to maintain the reputation Of this, as tho
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE!
Be sure and see the agents q this line before sou
buy your tickets. Trusty men vii AWAY meet Pas
seugors a. the Depot in Osdensburg, 70 lake Checks
and re-heck Baggage for this Line. asa i1r I0kets
via Northern Tram portatiGl Company Steamers.
Tie only American Lines leaving Ogdcusburs. We
viii make il the Interest o.. every Traveller % the
Agents OF this Line before purchasing elsewhere.
one hundred pounds Of hagzsTe froe, % each pas
senger. Baggage checked through o. all points.
- Through Tickets % California and all points
Ia the Great West. North v est and South W. est,
cheaper than the cheapest, on application 10
e. A. EDDY, Managing Agent, O1ice Steamers
Landing, O-deushurg, y. 7.
6Eo. ". SMITH, General Ticket A -eut. Oflce
rner Ford and Patterson streets, opposite johnson
House, Ogtensbars, y. Y.
u. J. dOlur0, Passenger Agent.
April 1i-f-dEwfm
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a London paper says that the mystery which
hung around the manner in which the English
turretei iron-clad. Captain was lost has been
dspelled by the arrival Of the gunner Of the YES
sci, who, with seventeen Of tie crew, escaped.
A heavy squall struck the ship which yieldsd to
its force and cspsized. Capt Burgoyne was on
deck. He ordered the topsails to be lowered,
and the sheets to be let fly, but as the vessel lay
over, the bottom Of the hurricane deck was ex-
posed to the full force Of the wind, and, acting
as huge sail, pressed her lover and lower into
the water until she turned completely over Her
deck was burst IN oy the immense weight press
ing upon it and she filed with water and went
down like stone
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HENRY HELMS
No. IO6, Sudbury Street, Boston,
Manufacturer OF
billiard TABLES,


WITH The CONVERSATION STRING CUSHION,
New and Second Hand Tables always on hand and
for sale at the lowest prices. Give me a call.
April 2S-w6m Il. 4. NlLMARTH, Agent.
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COWS IMP TION CIV BE cUREDt
GEORGE e. GOODWIN - CO., s. Hanover street,
Boston, Wholesale Agent.
AUSTIN BROS. STEERE - and 3r Federal
St. Boston. WAN
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CAE2ROLEC TABLETS.

WELLS
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Coughs. Coles. Hoarseness, Asthma, Diptheria,
Dryness Of the Throat or WIND Pipe aai all Catar
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TIE wonderful modern discovery Of Carholc Acid
is destined 20 become one Of the greatest blessings
10 mankind in its application % diseases Of the tu
Race and ITS great curative quail ues N az al
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DIR. WELLS CARgoLIC TABLETS.
besides 10 gre t remedial agent CIv55hc Ar con
tain other Ingredients universally rec5mn enlSl,
VII 'ch chemically combine. pro1ue NJ i1niet
more highly medicinal and better adapted l3r as
eases Of the Human race, than any preparation ever
before offered . the public.
FOR WORMS N CHILDREN
no more o|ieacious remedy can he fu5aa IN fac
these TABLETS arc a S1.rif- and should ho prompt
y given for this painful suffering OF our ltle ones
In all cases where the KIDNEYS o mot perform
their functions properly, they su'u'A 20 lIeei1 ", l
ken, when healthy acton W.! su,ey i-l,"' my ne
are invaluable as preventive ol aii DISEASES ol
Coatlgi.us nature. a1i no family should he without
them.
T,y wells. CaIboIic Tablets.
Price. ~ Cents per Box Sent by mail on receipt u
Tie price. IN joins T. kFLLlGG SO P.att st
\. y. Sole Agent for the United States.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
October list. i--a-+dNviv
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a Nv ne AMERICAN kNIFlING NACHINE
co BOSTON. MASS. or ST. LOUls, 30.
sept ~
LADY WIG has nesn egT.i e -s2t rs 5,i5a.
% make known 20 ali fellow sui re's the s1 ~ means
Of relief. Address. enclosing stamp, Nh~. p.
MERRITT 20. Box, 51}} Boston, Mass. and the
sept. Iq-fd.wiw
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business O. 5elc tr nu- y u-.Tale- t'l uitI anu uH
equai.ed terms iur New Books. lu-i is.uyL .'I tHe
fall and winter campaign vuT "oIA. are llS' ..as'
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ports $50 copies sold Dig one Jay. r. o. Altat a TO-
Pub, ri Broadway, y Y.
WANTED AGENTS, s per day. O. sell the
W celebrated HOME cHl lILE SEW mo MA
CHINE liss the M ler-.ecd. makes the 90 lock
stitch l.ike ou both SIDES ami ls fully licensed.
the mars,t. Atcr,- yoiiNsy-S' LEM d" "
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Ground has been broken for the new St
Johns, Chicago. The edihce is to cost 100000
and its furnishing half as much more.-St.
Sacrament Mission in New York, is the second
Episcopal chapel in the country to establish a
daily Eucharist 4 church in Baltimore began
it two years ago.-The Episcopallans have in
Nevada . consecrate1 churches, free from debt
10 communicates, and 600 Sabbath school chill
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NAMED TO BENT.


& HOUSE situated not over mile from CID
~ Hall, aud suitable for a small family.
Sept i3-do q o. @REs.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
GRAND LODGE OF /. o. OF OF.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2l.-Among the distin-
tnguisLed visitors introduced TO the Grand Lodge this
ornine were Past Grand Sire Sanders Grand Secretary
CLARK Pasrand Masters Stern Smith, and Froment and
Past Grand Sire Van Mart OF Inc mileage OF
Resolutions TO the formation OF General Relief Com
nittees in each jurisdiction were referred A
and title OF members be placed before instead OF
~ name was voted down. 1t was de
mined that meetings in the the order should
M held ON the Christian Sabbath The proposed amend
t to Article II OF the Constitution concerning tho
mango Of name Of the Grand Lodge was tabled. The
or"nesed amendment reducing the Grand Encimpment
rr1iesentatiye tax from go TO go was lost The pro
'ppa1 amendment relative 20 altering the title from
d Lodge OF the United states 10 Most Worthy Grand
Lodge Of the Independent order OF Qdd felows was IN
IadsiteIv uostpOned. The proposed amendment allow
~, mileage aud per diem 10 un-alaricd Grand officers
ami Past Grand slrcs attending annual sessions was
adopted. ,,.-....,.,. ~, ,to ro,,,,to .,t
were taken up and after some dIscu'soh' he majority
the action VI tho Grand Lodeo aDolISnlhg aprons and
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

RUSSIA MOVING TROOPS INTO PoLAND-A NEW
MITRAILLEUSE-THE EMPERoR'S INCOME.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. a. 1870.
Russia is moving large bodies of troops into Po-
land.
Bavaria has made arrangements to supply her
army with new pattern of mitrailleuse, which fires
$50 balls per minute.
The Paris papers represent that the joint income OF
the Emperor and Empress ia two hundred millions.
The Times and other morning journals are irritated
at Prussian implacability. The Times says Prussia
can afford to be generous She should be satisfied
now and treat for peace.
The Constitutional of Tours says M. Theirs is per-
fectly satisfied with the result of the mission to
England including the authorization of Lord Lyon
to act in the intermediary negotiations. M. Theirs
now goes to Vienna in order to get the adhesion OF
Austria also If possible. The members of the French
Government at Tours yesterday visited by the
foreign ambassadors, who have arrived from Paris