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laAN of ARC.
Anna nj klnson nt PIxmeu.h Church.

ANNA Dtr kinAOn at FIvm0utn Cuurcns
The enthusiastic Anna v ! herself last night on
Plymouth platform, pleading the cause OF her sex
by telling In thrilling words the history OF woman
who succeeded. even In seeming failure, and
triumphed by moral power over the brutal force
thai pursued her to the death. She said
There IL no history mo- easy To trace than til at OF
Joan dArc. Her outward lie was simple, sweet
bold noble She was SO generous that She would
give the last crust to hungry wayf rcr, ana she,
SAID the priest never missed c0afc 55on and never
had anything to confess. She SO loved
France that by and by this one supreme thought
took absolute possession cf her, and
HER SOUL CLIMBED
to heights where 1t found God. Miss Catharne
Beecher thinks her state the result OF dlsease-of
dlsoraanized condition. Shakespeare threw aDo n
her the mud OF national prejudice. Michelct spoke
OF her az he always does OF women,
ward contempt. Miss Dickinson drew q spirited
comparison between the treatment or girls
and boys BY t.eir fathers and mothers when
on startn9n In pursuit.. Of their destiny. ne went on
10 show that Joan d'Arc was only woman, out
WOMAN OF BRAINS,
Of power, OF genius; that she had the same kind OF
power as Caesar cromwell and Napoleon. She
looking at her marvellsus insp ed lace believed IN
her. Some people say that
THE SOUL OF SOME OLD WARRIOR,
turned to dust centuries before ID pos session OF
her; Others say that the Generals planne the cam
paign, and she by her beauty and sex inspired Inc
soldiers to fight. her plan was the same as that
Which Napoleon used centuries alter, and tnereoy
made himself The master OF the world. or the man
people say, show great, how august; OF tue woman,
"wHAT A LUCKY ACCIDENT
II was then, as IL is now, the little men, the IN
masculine men, VINO lry 10 behttle woman, anI tne
Is because In the depths Oi their lnsigncalt
souls they can't stand the contrast Before the name
oil Protestant was heard in Europe Joan a'Arc
sad, as 10 her human work. her battles,
her stfuggles, she submitted 1t tO human
Judgment; as to her inspiration, 1t came from
heaven, and she would allow No human
be ny to ipterpose between her soul and God.
This was long ago-hundreds OF years ago. Yet sns
was woman she loved hei countryside died Tor 1t.
DYING, SHE CONQUERED THE LIVING.
Cesar said. 'And theu, Brutusr' Cromwell died
In fear OF an assassin. Napoleon ate out his heart
at st. Helena. Bot TINS girl Went to her deatn pray
ing for king and people, She went with steady,
unwavering step 10 The stake.
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that the said seven huhrod ans fty boxes of sugar
had nss en- transported In bond TO the SAID port OF
the possession OF tho Collector OF Customs Of the
URSsd states at the said pert Of Cincinnati and had
part of the duties Aforesaid levied and due and pay
able thereon to the United States had Deen paid
And that further To eject the OBJECT OF said con.
spiracy, the said Perry Fuller WNlam y. Gray, i. A
DE WOLF Robert s. Spraue, W. A. West, James >.
Clark Henrg N. Soria and Others To the said jurors
unknown, parties TO the said conspiracy, did by
divers other means TO the SAID jurors unknown.
obtain the possession OF ana convert 20
their own use the said seven hundred and fty boxes
OF sugar 70 imported. as aforesaid, and did unlaw-
sIractea snd torn ou. ir.m the .ransDerta-
the said BOND .Ssn y the sa,d T. sors Co.
On hs nay IN e year
for the withdrawal OF the said seven hundred ana
hly boxes o! sugar from warehouse for transporia.
tue payment OF any part or said duties upon the said
sugar, legally lowed and due and payable 10 tne
the terms ana conaons aa S he said contrary
20 the form OF the statute In SUCH case made and
provided and against the peace and dignity OF the
p. Il. MORGAN, United States Attorney.
true bill against all toe ganss Samea Fena ~ 1ais
FEBRuARY IA, 1870
The prosecution OF these cases In the civil courts
cost the government at least hundred thousand
dollars. and after connscation had been decreed In
every case compromise mas been erected by q
simpe payment or the duties. which the pa ty were
wi ling TO pay from the first. The main argumenI
on The trial was that the Olctrs oi the United
States Custom houe. wlo were really the guilty
Offenders These have been released on straw bail,
or, ut best, upon informal recognzances and thus
this much vaunted v1ndlcaon OF the integrity OF the
revenue laws ends Ia q costly n1zle. There is big
mouse In the meal tub somewhere, and more man
two United states Senator'S, together with dlstn-
gulshed Co gressmln from Indiana, could probably
give norinaton ON the subject
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A NEW R!TuAL.sYlC CHAPEL.
Opening of the Chmrch of st. Mary the vir-
ein-Bishop South3nte's Sermon on the
VIRGIN Mary.

Opening of the Church of st. Mary the vir-
Riu-Bishop South3nte's Sermon on the
Virgin Mary.
The opening service of the Protestant Episcopal
Church or st. Mary the Virgin, Forty street.
near Broadway, took place at enc O'Clock yesterday
morning. the pastor OF the cnurcn Is the Rev.
Thomas Mckee Brown, formerly assistant TO the
Rev. Or. Ew er, Of Christ church.
The chapel Is quite an imposing edice Of the ad-
yanced Gothic style. IL Is but OF red Nyack stone,
trimmed with sandstone, Is 100 feet IN length "a feet
in breadth and Sc In height and consists OF u nave
one aisle, and chancel 81 feet by - with q tran
sept 80 by 80 at Its left At the southeast corner Of
the edince is a tower, which when completed, Will
be $50 feet nigh. Over the main entrance
is large stained glass window, and the
chancel is separated from the nave by
screen, with stalls within for The choir The organ
occupies recess at the right. The root internally
Is single-span high-ponted arch, without TIE
beams. On The roof In uall casi4g IS a .'oanc,us,
bell. The altar ls reached Dy gradual ascent OF
steps anu Is surmounted bv large cross with large
candles OH either siIe. The chirch when Is as vet
In an unfinished state, Will seat about 60J and has
cost thus far $4,000. 1t stands upon three lots
which have been presented by William B. Astor,
and VIII have cost hen competed So, 900
The service was auenued by large ana fashion
able congregation, aud IN the cnance were Dr..
Staunton Rev. Mr.. Betts, OF Columbia College. and
other divnes OF note. DR.. Gutter ollciaied III the
organ, and the chsir OF Ch.ist church sang the
cnoral service In u superb manner.
Rev. Mr.. Brown made several announcements,
ana read ieter rom Bishop Potter expressing his
regret at not being able 10 attend deacatIon or
the chapel.
After Inc reading of prayers AMI the singing OF q
hymn, Bishop Southsate preached upon the text
found IN the Acts, l., 1i:-"Aary. the mother OF
Jesuso lie said u was something novel to hear
q serm n on that theme from Protestant pulpit,
am many tnink II might lead US into the er, ors
oil Roman CaihoIc. lie would hope. now
ever, that tney should mol labor u,der .ca
an IMPRESSION WINE avoiding The extrayagant
worsh y Roman CATHOLICS OF the Virgin Mary IL
is fair presumption that her selection Tor tile nigh
honor oil being the Virgin Mot oil God was an iil-
dicalion Of her pre-emnenL sanctity among women.
Aites dissertation upon the ancestry aud
Character OF the virgin Mary the speaker concaded
by saying that oar love auI honor must be nea-
sured by those we nave for Christ and That person
Is not 4 true Christian who not regard her as
sa nj and pteemiHenCly the best OF her sex.
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where they were brou ht up TO the places when
ever required ut gr at labor ana e. pcnse. the
manufacture or meters, th extrac lon OF oils OF
great value from the coal the construction OF
burners. &C., wer passed IN review. whie the
laboratory placed upon the platform was extreme
useful as an auxiliary In nstra .n2 tho subject VI
prolnclny and perlectng 'our haS.iKnts.O
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NEW YORK HERAp FRIDAY DECEMBER 9 ls7o-TRlPLE SHEET

street, Hoboken Saturday 2 O'Clock Pm, FOL
Hamburg
Tha Inman line steamship City OF Washington. Captain
Jones. VIII be e.patchei from pier No u North river to-
morrow Satur ay) at O'Clock AM for Queenstown and
Liverpool.
The Williams & Guion line steamship Manhattan Cant
FORSYTH, will sal from pier No ~ North river tomorrow
Satur att O'clock AM for Queenstown and Liverpool
The ationa line yeamship France Capt thompson, win
depart pier No "a North river tomorrow Saturday. st
O'Clock AM, for Queenstown a. d Liverpool.
Tac Texas line steamship General scdgwick Capt Nichola
viii pier No % East tomorrow Saturday,, At
O'Clock Pm. for i;a,veston.
Tho Merchants line steamship Msssippi Capt Henry,
will depart from pier No ~ sor,h river tomorrow Saar
day.. at . O'Clock Pm, for New Orleans direct.
The Cromwell line steamship st Louis Captain Whitehead
viii sai from pier No North Saturday., at
8 O'clock Pm, for New or cans direct.
The 1teamshp vcksburg Captain stead viii depart from
pier % East river to- Saturday O'Clock PM for
Mobile direct.
The Great Southern line steamship Champion, Captain
Lockwood viii leave from pier No North river to-
(Saturday,. At3 O'Clock RAJ.
The Virginia line steamship George UPTON Captain
Roberts win sa from pier 81 North river tsatur-
day !, at o'c ocx Pm.
The Old dominion line steamship, viii sail as usu,, from,
pier No 81 North river Saturday,, At clock
NJ. for Norfolk, City Point ana Richmcni
Since last report there have arrived from points the
Hudson ard Western foiIown barges ana cana,
boats:-By tow3oat csvusa-Barges Ogden Jno Lee.
Pilgrim Perkins. Hottento,, Greenbush, Baker, 8
Keeler; canal boats Washington Poole, + Mcknight,
Prot, Seymour Jennie Buck, Union. Lewis selycr
Taber Appomattox Sunbeam. BY towboat Belle -Barges
Cofax II Douglas, VIM Mallory. 7 c purant, White.
g l. Mosher Sawyer, Lizzie Wallace; canal boats
Fred Warner. Princess, Sarah, Dyser Abertus
Perry, Aadie, Aunt Polly Ella Ward Jeinnette Pickett
Stevens. Rocket River, Harris. Brown Flynn,
Nevada iy towooat syria se-Barges Muihath HAw-
ley, Autin, Durvea canal boats Grace, Goldsmith,
~ por.n rntt.r 7 ~ Knala NJ,
quete. w Clark Pecor, Minnesota, yicksburg, D w
Shannon.
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MIScEL.LAN GOUs.

MiSEElILAN EOUS.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n different States for No publicity NO
charge until divorce obtaiaed, advice tree.
+. i. KING, Counselor-at-Law, b6S broaa"ay
(NORNS CURED WITHOUT PAIN FOR 20 CENTs.-BY
~ the JAPANESE CORN FILE. Sold Mt ell drnggists',
shoe and notion stores Samples mated on receipt OF price,
A. ents wanted Liberal terms. Depot, "A Pine Street, New
York
yORNs CURED, 81 CENTS EACH; BUN1ONS, BAD
~ Nails. &C. cured without ain by DR. RICE 20S Broad
New YORK. ana 20 Fulton strest,
corner Clark, Bio)kiyn
<yuRIsTMAS SONGS FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS
" Seven sweet pieces. with Music,
for the piano, viz. -
Peace Earth.
Christmas Palms,
Merry Christmas Time,
Jolly Santa Claus is Here,
Christmas Tree,
Christ Has Come,
Merry Bells
The whole seven mailed recent Of 20 cents. Liberal
discount 70 sabbath schools and Address BENZ
W. HliCHCUCk, Pdblhcr q 'eSman street, New YotG
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The Funding Bill.
wAsruNGToN, July 10, 1877

lltfi .uI WAhu4NuAOAV GUY 49, 4SIV'
The refusal OF the House to adopt the
Conference report .Op the Funding bill
does not necessarily indicate its defeat,
There was considerable opposition to that
feature Of The Senate bill providing for
two hundred millions of five per cents
free from tax, ut one and a halt per cent
commission for negotiation, but tho ,prin-
cipal objectian arose from among the
friends Of the Currency bill Just passed,
who claimed that the proposed seventh
section Of tho Funding bill virtually multi.
fled the bank act by compelling the new
banks to await the action Of the Secretary
in issuing new bonds, while the old banks
would manage TO retain their six per cents
and also absorb the new bonds of the high
or rates. The motion TO secure a new
conference came; from tho Banking and
Currency Committee, but was coupled
with request that tho same Committee
might be appointed, with the special pur.
pose Of trying 10 remedy the objcctiona-
Bile portion Of the seventh section. Both
houses acted upon tho suggestion, and the
same managers were appointed again In
each branch. The probability is that the
committee will agree either. to such a
modification Of the section as 70 avoid all
discrimination against, new banks, or
leave all provisions in regard to banking
oft entirely, as the special friends Of the
currency bill desire.
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Sturm's Theory Of creation.

Fran he N6tO York H0Ftd, 3in-
I'm this age Of the world he b but
poor sort Of man who has not theory Of
the universe, or, dt least, Il theory Of the
creation. AndigdhorRl management OF the
world. If this were not the case, where
would be our boosted progress, and In this
country, where the effect Of our common
school system and the Dissemination Of
Intelligence among The mlsses? Every
town In Iowa, Now Jersey, Delaware,
Texas, and even Maine, has itsp philosopher
who can tell you all about tlie universe as
gli6ly as IL the universe were his shoe.
shop, and humanity tho chickens In his
back yard. And now comes o man who
has discovered the real cause tOEiearth.
quakes, the origin Of the "stOneman" and
the American Indian, the shape Of the
earth and u few Eother tfifies. Mr.. Jesse
Sturm. publishes q pamphlet IL, which all
this and more may DO found. The earth,
he says, Is hollow, for lift were solid when
It shook It would al shake at once, and
no earthquake could lake place without u
general "bust." Volcanoes have "ilueS"
running through the hollow sphere, and
the cause Of the aurora bOrealis Is d fro
In the ,flues.l The Indian deScends nom
the "lost tribe" Of course having como to
this country by. crossing at Behring's
Straits, although II Is more likely that lie
came by way Of COhoes, down the Erie
Canal, "thtowi6g up" the mounds"
known as the HeldEfbcrgs in u fit Of
nRuSea occasIoned by his long sail. Mr..
sturm's HtheoFy" Is sublime, and Professor
Agssslz's attention is called 70 II ~ d
fine supporter Of the doctrine Of separate
creations, for Mr. 6turnl will mono Of, Oar
win" ,a7 g., @1ag4
The remarkable pamphlet Of which the
foregoing Is brief and Inadequate notice,
was written by tic Rev, JESSE sTURM, Of
Marion county, this State. It contains
some Of the most striking and novel thcO'
rios Of the origin and structure Of tile
earth, Tie cause Of earthquakes, the. polar
lights, Of volcanoes, &C., that have ever
been printed. Persons Of . philosophiC
turn, who arc At all curious In matters Of
this kind should procure copy The
pamphlet a supplied by, tho author onap'
rlicatiou at Ills postoftlce, at Worthington,
Marion, county, W. Va, on the receipt q
% cents.
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The Admission of Georgia.
uWAsn1NaroN. Univ l9. %


Tic conference on the Georgia bill will
meet tomorrow morning. It consists 0l
Senators Howard, Hamlin and Thurman
and Representatives Butler, 'Farnswortll
and Paine, and its composition does not
promise consultation altogether harlno,
nious. Howard and Butler are against
the election next fall; Farnswortli and
Thurman are strong for such election
and no one can tell just where Hamlin
and Paine stand. Butter, Paine, probably
Hamlin, and perhaps FarnswOrtll and
Thurman, will agreet 10 tho Dawes bill Il
nothing moro definite can be obtAincdi
that Is quite too non.commital in terms
though II really means an election fol
Congress and Legislature next November
If any agreement at all is reached BY the
committee, It viii DO In this direction. The
new Attorney General Is known TO hold
With the President that an election al
that time is'reQuired By the State Consti'
tuition. iN"ra .at
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& The editor. of the Marietta Register is
getting into hot water on the woman sui.
trage question, aud proceeds to define his
position in this highly diplomatic man.
nerhdr ii.,73t rI .r .E.pI IT, .,
N"1.oIta woman Is disposed to argue
with usin favor Of womans suffrage, we
are in favor oft also. !T'1 q,
q ''2.I TIA lady happens to he against It,
we are against It likewise. ,f r. '
rs. lift is a mixed assembly Of ladies,
one or more on each side, they may have
that among themselves holding the
bOnnetS." . af.hyi ar
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RoBBERY AT BAREsy11LE, o:=77.Wed-
nesday morning. ut about half past 3
O'clock, the istorer Of Mr. Vcghtly Of
Baresyille, Ohio, a couple Of miles above
New Martinsvillo, was entered by bur-
glars and robbed ,orabout $500 In money.
The money was in safe, which was
blown open with gunpowder. The noise
Of the explosion was heard by number
Of persons, but a party Of screnaders had
just returned to the village from we'd
ding across the river and the noise was
supposedto beapart ofthoir performances.
The burglars are supposed 10 bea couple
Of young men, strangers, who crossed the
river with thoserenaders, inasmuch as the
fellows are nowhere tobe found
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REPUBLICANS print card IN
the New Creek Gazette, complaining o.
the nomination of Mr.. MCGREw at Par
kersburg, because he was nominated by a
bare. majority, asserting that tue Marion
and Barbour delegations voted against in
strtlctions in not agreeing to return to the
district to hold tho . onycntion, and that
three or four of the mountain counties
were not represented. They propose to
hold another convention md II Mr.. Nc
GREw Is again nominated they will sup
port HIM. Buff lis friends decline this
second convention they propose to run
Col. SAN. You've, Of Pocahontas, as an
independent candidate. ;ajJ - w.
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Secretary Fish--He will stay in the
Cabinet.


Cabinet.
Aspcclal Washington despatch to tho
New York Pot says: .'',
Toscttle all doubt that may exist in the
public mind, Secretary Fish authorizes
the statement TO be made ID tllcse
dispatches that he has not rendered his
resignation 10 tho President, to take effect
next September or at any other time
"The President has desired mo TO re-
main in the Cabinet" said Mr.. Fish TODAY,
"and as | am pleased to comply with bis
request, l have no intention Of resigning
50 long as he thinks / can he Of service %
the country by remaining, unless my
health in future Is such rs 10 absolutely
demand my retirement to private life lor
rest ! have rented myllouSe here until
next spring, and expect 70 remain and
occupy II, which 1 would not do Il I con.
tcmplated leaving the Cabinet" fa b.
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THE Kahawha RepuOlieu" gives a
pretty racy account Of the Third District
Republican Convention held at Charleston
on the7th.. at which Gen: NHITcHER was
re-nominated for Congress. Weprcfer
however, to see the .OUrnaFa. report and
then average It. a1 -
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FAIRaroNr held public meeting o few
days since and appointed committee to
prepare memorial asking the Baltimore
s. Ohio Railroad Company to make that
point firStclass station. ,c
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MANY, careful liousekeepGrS DO moi
always properly control their children
when they visit the summer resorts Al
home they would not let them, rpnp over
u costly carpet, or iuiure valuable turnl,
turc; hut when they RreIiH the large no
tells they seem to lose sight of that wise
restriction,
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ONE day last week, says the West J r.
giaian, Mr.. THOMAS Rory, Of Fairmont,
cabinet makeF,,had-the iorefnger and
,Gllulnb of his lefthandcnt off by circu-
lar saw, ..L
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NEWPORT, Marion county, had a cop
perhead snake, four and half feet long,
which had a habit Of getting into young
ladies' bedrooms The reptile won't do
so any. more. M 10. i
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILEY and BORE
MAN have laid US under obligations lor
sundry public documents, some "'yaluabIe''
and some otherwise. TIL ,.i's" y
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In TowN.--We had The pleasure Of
GILL last evening from Senator John r.
Brown, OF Wetzel, who is III town on bust
ness. ..-..a.s r
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DIED.

HUKILIIGwednesday, July 18Th, 1870. BE1l,E,
youngest daughter oIiAlex and Rachel s. Hukili,
aged year and 10 days. ~
I, Funeral from tho resldsnoe Of Ita parents, In
KtrkwoOd, at 81. Y. to-day Thursday. Friends
81 the llnily arg invited. .,.aI.I, "h!
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ITCmTON SAT.H OIN pEAT. ne
Vt . y 5,e ~
IA TATE AND COAL FIELDS ;ApIAgENT
TO WIlEEL1HG.-By virtue o. me anthoFlty
vested In US by the VIII, o. th1np heiiily, DC
ceased, we will offer for sale Ut lFnbltci AUCTION
a. tho 'front.' door Of The Court pr Ohio
County, IN the CIty0t wheeling, on
Saturday .itha 18th DAy or JUIV. 1870,
- IL, ~. .m.t. ~ &
Au mUn. I o.cb dSW az
~ thS raj eStat9 n aid, PkiiIn NoIlly. de.
ceaBGd; Slti6ted adjoining aud east Of Wheeling
Creek and he CITY p wheeling Iee and y az 20
e1tenAlxo SQ4I ne41 qlaet Lia assHY ~ Az ~
Bbll, VIII be onefed IN parcels nS Bn0Wu upon Tue
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wPERsoxs leaving the City during ssuna-
mer can have the INTE1LlOEXcER mailed to their
address by ordOrlng the same At this ONCE
Tsrma-nlteen contS per week. n =