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c,o dEN Gen, GENTs.-This is only dime; yet Judi.
oiouy applied much may be accomplished by this sra
number OF cents In these days when taxation b,d
thn 10 HIsoTp an the ifeblood of the body polite ana
eEpe esnds Of wSD ss to look
this view we would direct atten ton to an pd .n
IN ma. our dssf sundays paper headed What can be dome
be can be achieved by comparatively trng means
there PROPER appliances are employed. What ia
M On the Fair Grounds The impression thus made
toHLu expression in the award a silver medal &c
DaKng the best of bread at the smallest possibe a
ior iuei The Stewart Stove already bob in
puouc estimation but it reached its culmination tzhn
OF oqr was baked into splendid
and one roast of beef of twelve pounds In the LILY
nile baking And all accomplished with ease AZ on o
pendlture OF ten cents wortho of fuel ~ q" -" OK
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MAKE HOME BEAUTIFUL. Some one
writes, both gracefully and forcibIv: nG
would be glad to see more parents Under
S SIAM 1nat, when the spend money iu-
dlclously TO improve and beautify the boEso
and garden about it, they are paying their
chlldren premium to stay at home as
much as possible to enjoy it; bnt that
when they spend money unnecessarily ON
t ane clothing and jewelfy, they are paying
L Snem premium TO spend their time from
can attract the most attention and ,, oney
the most display" '''''Ae
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travelling GooDs.-The tima bo,
fashion pleasure and health induca 10, arrived
nob to no doubt in many would be betfer
m j. A Braselmau & Co, of $50 and Sss must be
tb are anxious that their customers should fraHse
ErSatest possible comfort and with this yis%
~ n Tor travelling dresses that are ounortnng
Ne oOcason Whether at home abroad Ills frr
Always mindful of the comfort of their patrons A
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

. Inc American Agriculturist for Nav Ia,
mas come to hand. This paper contains. a
d usual great variety of suggestions pre-
: pared by practical men, with nu4neron
pleasing and instructive Enprav;no.
3 among these, perhaps those of most gen.
erai interest are Household Conveniences. !,
showing the method of introducing wafer
rom the root, and supplying it to the differ
emu rooms in the house, to the preat
saving of Woman's Work. This is a snb-
Jece not generally understood OF. aopre-
ciated, but which may well be investigated
oy all nousskeepers and builders of houses.
A copy of the paper can be obtained. post-
| paid, for Is cents, or it is supplied nv the
year for ~ 50. A so cent copy of tho Agri-
CULTURAL OF Horticultural ANIMALS, which
are choice, beautiful volumes, is offered tn
each person now subscribing. Orange Judd
q Co., Publishers, 245 Broadway, New
York. w"
corporations Of a Catholic Miss;onarw with
x AMersc0ns. by Rev. j. C. Perrodin. For
sac 6y Gogarty, opposite St. Patrick,s
Eef persons who are controversially in [
cined, or who find it necessary occasionally
TO defend Catholic truth in Conversation
The perusal of this little book might ha
very useful. Its style is lively, converse
'ional and interesting and it's matter no y
'oubt, solid and reliable. The arguments =
net and refuted are principally those adj p
'anced by rationalists, materialists, social q
SITS, Mormons, Spiritualists, Universalists n
'nltarians, and other open or secret an. b
mics of Christianity. The objections Of al
rotestant sects called " orthodox are not f.
'nch noticed, still as the subjects above vi
AIMED are getting to play more and more
nporsant part in American theology, it ia "a
gu to read some intelligent remarks about su
lem. H.
re Messenger Of the Sacred Heart of .Jesus tn
for May. ~ 'eS"S' th,
Contents: The true natupe of Devot;o, W. W.
the Sacred Heart of Jesus Leandro, or ns O
2 sign OF the Cross Saint Agnes: The tpsE
the Queen of May, poetry; The Month s sac
wary and st. Joseph, patron of the Uni me
rsal Church; Devotion to the Sacred r -ae
art OF Jesus; The eve of Nav, Poetry. y 10y.
ronlcle of the Vatican Council i: Ns1w, go
e1 OF the Holy Father to Fir. Ramiere. ~ no
neral Intention; Graces obtained. tb tho
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HmoMlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
NEW orr -. -..-sss->->->->--->->.lS>

.~-~~>~r-IHss SUNDAY, NAY -, 1870
aney nave opposed the Government r
the sentiments of the reat a. tha na.,. :.
"e-o .o.aiiy unhnown, these cities might
now invoke the spirit Of revolution, and
perhaps with success. But a. it IA. their
xo.e Is annihilated by that of the peopls
az large, their discomfort is a matter Of 70
Importance whatever, and an actual en,euts
IN rams itself causes no uneasiness at all
,. aase tue sentiment of the people is
KNOWN and is overwhelming in it's con-
sciousness of power. wa
no mugs ana cut-throats of fostering
cities cannot control tho des.
Inles OF country where the people At
large can express an honest national sent;.
ment at the ballot-box. '0.'A-
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IN uNANnHIrY IN DoGMArIC DECISIONS.
~ true historically that Ecumenicai
, ,ec un'ns nave hitherto been always unani-
upon any dosm. ;ne Ths haze we pronounced a
OF the Defence Of the GaIlican Deolsration
ssates tnat they were SO, and the freethink-
Ivy newspapers say the same. But we
learn rom ether authorities that, when the
Council of Nicma, three groups of Fsthars
were opposed to this Condemnation. We
Ieaa that in the second General Council.
wnlcn was the first Council of Constan,
einoPie, the true faith was defined by I45
n nooes agalnst 90; and that division of
similar proportions took place
asaln In the Council of Ephesus. Coming
down to the Council of Trent, the Latest
predecessor of the Vatican Council, we
; nuo Ia lts history that the Decree respect
-, sno Hoiy Scriptures was sanctioned
!. .Iturseen, and that the clause CONCERNING
Cne conception of Our Lady was deemed h4 Il
: uaie majority. And indeed, the more We
,.a the details of past definitions, the n
y me- reason 90 we see for believing that,
ne truth with one voice. in this sense
my, that dissentients ceased 10 be within
er unanimity.
The root Of the whole matter is. how. Z
nsnimity. It is something J far de or OF -
no YET very plain and simple. Here il is'
Tow words: when there is difference ~
plni 10 among the Fathers of the CsunciI.
Nv Is the matter to be decided Theo, 4
SAauS teach bow this unestinp ,,u,t T. Tail
swered historians tell how il alwsvs hoe IN;
en- answered there is only one final and 9
pIeme authority, in matters of faith and Pre-
'Ia4s, mere upon earth. Whether there M
imam unaninity in the Councils OF dissension. ~
'etner there be large maiorities or ANAL SIX
definitions Of dogma Which the e, s Psna Ev.
voice Of Peter, shall ultimately pro. NJ.
n ~ % BIS deeisiOn, these definitions viii Ne'
CatAoiie truth. By his voice the sacred
! 'o ssan OF faith has been preserved unto
daF by bis voice it will be maintainsS
9 and undsdled, until the end Of ', tims
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y, hARDwARE-B. J. West, 1I9, I21, 1913 and I25
street manufacturers agent for and dealer in
Srce sas a0w and keeps every
s long experience In this line and the reasn
OF ms prices and his disposition to acoommodate are
patronage. SEQ advertisement w ~ eA'e""eo
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say ,potiiiDg respecting yourself. either
GOOD bad ar Indifferent; nothing good. for
tnat Is vanity; nothing bad, for that IL
a;1ta nothing Indifferent, for that is
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A, RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
S'" ID inc limo while tho Assessment Ro.asns.,
NEW aooDs'' CHnAP Goopsrn
JOS. MILLER, LR.s,
'V''-------.-.---. Magazine strses.. "A,
Bssween ST. Andrew and Jssepbtns

PrQUE. AT IS GENTS
- which will be sold $50 a yarG 's"hof <aSokc,
lO-4 Fine Linen SHEETrNG at a. nav ,,.,s
! Y %Msreeibs QUILIP AZ a "a ~ S@io-
Li1sn I T L0ssGn glAfER very fine at 81 So
20 dozen Pr fi linen gnL.AsS TOWELS at SSper dox
dozen. AS NO. on6y ~ 30 Per
LII yards Bebbinet BARS only @ 80
zine assortment of DAREGflS AMI cRz,c Dz,,,,4
from tne Low price 81 IS cents and ppWard q -
agtnabo colors and analitieH R"si"r IA IA ma
1Ioncn COhSE Is. at the Low psice of 81 *
oo4utiLui C9Iored LINEN LAWNS
~ Exsra Fine Bure LINEN LAWNS NJ asc
o" oozen Emo Finished Ladfes Eprla.h n oex -.
IT.. vALENCIENNE LACESi " '~'
ING moes oeautitnl and handsome ataears ~ p..,
Of tSe% a IL n tho Tsursn Dstrsi and some
lot OF Real CLUNY LACES yerv iov1 ALSO . ,nandseno
Real LACE CHEMBETTRSiI
.1Acr Real LACE CHRMEsErTrstf,-
LIAM L4CE CURTAINS AT A BARaAIN
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS-LLA MA T.A1sr 81 -r~
LLAMA LACE SHAWLSf,
~. ~ seooH OF LACE SHAWLS benr vanaed an, -
;t th 70 sat All persoas IN need Of one aud at nrs S
Ladies, remember the nare and plaos
JOS MILLER JR
mSlSn Betuesa Josephine and Sd % ssd5oes, -,
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issES Is no doubt but that thousands of ner.
SONS are oyng every from diseases of the puimo
nary organs whose fivBs might been saved nv to
timely nae of Laplaces Indian Turnip Pectorai Baam
Soia I the principal drug Stores Price e. Sec adyer
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INDIAN TURNIP COMPOUND

The Turnip PICTORIAL Balm com.
paoteiy c4res the most inveterato
cases Of Bronchitis, Catarrh. IN.
c1pient Consumption, Pulmoparv
oppression, the Spasmodic Nor,
vous disorders which attend car
tasn forms Of Coughs. Sore Throat.
ana generally all Gases Of, IN.
nammation of the Respiratoru
organs; II has q soothing actio1
upon tho Co,igh. facilitates. ex.
checks the spittino
d blood, and -relieYes, ffts-o}
asthma. In this Iaat disease In
ltan Turnip Pectoral Balm has
oeen given with the greatest suc- |
,ess. Its use in Whoopfng Cough
relieves this distress.
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|
FEAsoNs FOR PREFERR1NG THIS SOAP,
tks nh nos only the best bat, cheapest yet oered IN
cold Of % %o S Be used successfully in any nof waen
their s So nSd a the action woolen Goods s
made lest oeschod sos and as large orissiiy
doris M b riot ssG soSTs but the contrary
S. The goods do NOT require anv rus,,n. ,.., -.
snd wsshboa5d that s a.c sne
dss them M .o nSt anS the the csntrsy rem
whSps boiling win bleach clean and wso tho
in s nn
above 5Ge vii &.
pr tSe money enc mot their trial
ssa ey g e Sss
VI isS IssF rSsSs
" ' e. sni I AZ Il se. ;ssR
A T. BENNETT CO.. Wholesale Agents.
Corner of Commen and Tohoupitonias sta
For sale by most all Retail Grocers. -
PRICE LISTS pound boxes. $50; pound boxes. see
Is pound boxes 81 80; so pound boxes So ngis In
p o RENNEr. CANAL STREET.
NEW STORE. NEW ooooe.
All Purchased Since the Late Decline in Gold
and Bought at Gold Prices.
500 dozen Ladies HOSE worth o. 50 per dozen n. srro
yard. 49, "O0-' 0"iy 'Ve- Psr
= 4s deer French coRsErs worth g 50 piece at o.
tna i N ;A!MSOOk, worth 600 per ysrd only go
ice. "~pu @'0' y o"A' onAy
nS Ell IS hsAWN worth $50 per yard only go.
to- e t gOOus IN this line, too humorous to
uon' at greatly reduced prices. -
Ladies would do wei by giving him a call.
myi' I'm GAG CANAL STREET.
vIllarrubia, { Rernard 7,,,-s.
/. A. ID Hemecourt IN connnsnSS.,,-
Il ~YILLARRUB1A g. Co,
Successors to Ernest TurpinA
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
tick Candy, Fancy Candies, Chocolate. Cream
Drops. Sugar Almonds. Reel Candy, Ca
Drops, Jujube Paste, Syrups by Steam.
APQRTERs OF FRENCH oRNAMENrs sDohs.
P td I r1owerS Gum leaves LyrSs Dauphns Deco-
aIto Toys Cosaques Fancy Paper for Cake Stands or
bouquets, Cartonages or Fancy Boxes for Chriatmna
and New Year Presents, COrn1copias. eto
Old LeYee, between st. Louis and CONT
myla 6m Now Orleans.
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Aaoies going away this summer will nd every style of
TRAVELLING GOODS,
LINE EMS TO skLk KS
BRASELMAN & COMPANIES.
The Prices are right ,.
| A LII LINEN SHIRTS, AT e4a PEE DOZEN
from ss 10 supply received completing line Of Sizes
NO BETTER VALUE IN LINEN .sHIRTs
Has been ever offered in this city or elsewhere.
Also. opened new and complete stock of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
equally as cheap FOR CASH
u,,s, b. I. WASHES Premium Store.
llo Canal street.
B. j. WEST MANUFACTURERS AGENT FOR |
STAPLE HARDWARE,
agricultural Implements and Machinery,
Low PRICES FOR CASH.
11o. 1871, LAB and I25 MAGAZINE STREET
between Lafayette and Girod Now .orleans |
AGENT FOR |:
Poole 30 Hunt, Machinery baltimore ,
-. s9 Its q Bro Sugar Mills, ETC.. Buffalo,
A9nne Flow Company. Moline III
world Prenltum Mower and Reaper r
md Shuek Crusher. ~ "iii 'AAe Nokn Coo a
II. b. Smiths Wood Working Machines etc. my15 I'm
TaE HIGHEST PREMIUMs AWARDED
-
LOUISIANA STATE FAIR, 1870 TO =
Nj. Imhoff's Headquarters Home Made j
DANDY,
F,-.. r., 40 CAMP STREET =
nj 81 Tor Best Homemade Candy ALSO the
MY premium for the Best Variety Dispiav marry
S. ATHENS & SON,
3d.. -. TcHoUPrrouLAs STREET oaa
importers and Dealers In - q
- r,.us, - ID ID w ARE
OF buildings, Boundres, RAilroada ato..-L...-
.,, nj. Cotton Presses. ~"~
myl5ly anu "IhS9w Glass' %
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Prepared and for sale by
b LAPLACE, Druggist,
Nos % and 25 Elysian Fields street.
Co OF sac e wholesale by E. j. Hart e. Co. Bail Lvons
a e. az reSan at Fredericton e. Harte Ia Montsyn.e
druegist = ma % street and by ali the principal
- ~ 0-ey. Inhl5 I'm
TRAVELLING GOODS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAChED CONCERT IN THE CHURCH on OF
VINCENT DE PAUL.

L.
Qn SATURDAY EVENING NExr tb. o,.+ TO-.
tha cioek, Sacred Concert win bs oinan i;
| ii0non @noVe named, under the direction Of III Col
object Of the Concert is to secure II nrac.ih
ests The SUI 70 meet the annual payment Of intsr
ho5 IA; been for some pas. in feeble bsSh
t~ Deret OF means. and unable to meet lin ohIia
t SO oonsderate and 90 cbartabia q. All
| an end. ~ 'Aof' 10 accomplish 20 essential
| me evening and the hour named will an.,,. ,
| ing IN f snd others to be present. o ~0FS-
vonntaaE ION tho musical talent that has 40 kindly
Miss zEhs whos has aiWays esi nt%SSng Thom
of ha; enmgntened public, the Concert gives prnm
Tickets-FifsY Cents 'ne'
to enaBa street cars Of the Church and
additional cars will be in aStsds me concert several
Love and Clouet streets. 'N"Anoe u the corner OF
7 AIDES FAIR, TO BE HELD IN epgTN.
In THE HALL THE
DAVID CROCKETT FIRE COMPANY.
Near the Ferry Landing,
OF benefit OF the Catholic Church and School.
On tbs following days.
NAV %. SLY sHM ~; TTHpRspAY, Nay 90; SUNDAY,
Fine Brass Band win be in attendance al, ~. t;
Inc doors will Be open at frM.
Admission to the Fair-TwentyFfye Cant.
- arrangements have been made with tb. r-,,,.
until II ocos ~ stem forty bOat to have boat
- - .-.A. myl5 Inn
INDIAN TURNP CoMroUND
PICTORIAL BALM, Il
FOR CURE OF Is
oughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. Astbu>
anu inc Various Affections of the Lnnes o
ana Throat, and for the Relief L
OF Consumptive Patients. r
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An happy ycuth twas thine to pass avav
In NE . bright hour and manhood a Openi1o d.,r
Ere earth pollnting touch could stetn thss ~
Adi nov dwels far above whore planets roll
6Aaieu dear youth, soft may thy slumber he
Wbsbsr the mss eaFk tomb waving willow tree
And angels sing their midnight anthems tbssrs
j. M.
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Keep always hand full suppiv .r.nn.os
iNSTRH 81 sir ans sssn e MM6ICMEa sUHGET
CCePot TOT AZ MINERAL WATERS ~
Prescriptions Department. " ~ noutS -
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Now IS THE TINE TO BUY sHmTsI

''A HAc6AL ~ SHIRTS FOR sa-wortA q -
Every DeseriDtion Of MEMS TT neSrE; ,r
Equally - Cheap.
ne" s0d Complete Stock for GUNNER Wa.r -
y ~. MoOOV'S
-Cosnsr Canal and Royal streets
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EDITORIAL AND ornxa RIMS.


Michigan has a population of about /, $50
In fifty years seven million emipran+
have Left Great Britain.
f. Ine'cranberry crop in Harwich, Mass.
last year sold for $40, 900.
one million pounds of horse-Aesh were
consumed id Paris last year.
Inc harvest prospects in ireland are Of
Tue most favorable character.
IN Russia it is found. that female insane
Patients outnumber the males.
queen Victoria's third daughter is going
70 marry the Prince-of Orange.
The Baltimore breweries hrawad ION ooo
barrels of lager beer last year.
Inc wealthiest man in Rhode Island
Robert Rogers, died recently in Bristol.
Inc 1rult crop has not been materially
Injured by the late unreasonable weather.
Thirty thousand persons visited the Lon
ION Geological Gardens on Easter Monday.
Inc legal expenses of Prince Pierre
oonaparte for his trial at Tours are sa5 On
The Chief Justice of Maine lately refused
o naturaiize a man because he sold whis-
icy.
There are only $4,000 real estate owners
. New York out of population of ono 6
,illion.
one retail clothing firm in New York lost f
.o"U on their stock, owing to the mild g
10
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WEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH GA
December "a at s A, M. - N'
Tho TONAWANDA will from Savannah o, Satur.
day December a. - 1855
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING given to all the pr;p.
cipal towns in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Misgiespni.
Louisiana, Arkansas, and Tennessee connection with
the Central Railroad of Georgia, Atlantic aud Rail
road and Florida steamers at low By Competing
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j. EDGAR THOMSON, l wu.o,
CHARLES L. FROST, Irusge'

CHARLES L. FROST, trustees
The bonds are Issued at $4,000 per mile against
the portion only Of the line fully completed and
equipped.
The greater part Of the road is already in opera
ton, and the present earnings are largely In exces
Of the operating expenses and interest on the bonds
The balance of the work necessary to establish
through connections, thereby shortening the dis
tance between St. Paul and Chicago as miles, and 90
miles to St. Louis, is rapidly progressing In time for
the movement of the coming grain crops, which, it
is estimated, will double the present income Of the
read.
The established character of this road, running as
it does through the heart Of the most thcklysettled
and richest portion of the great state of Iowa. to-
gether with its present advanced condition and large
earnings, variant us ia unhesitatlngly recommend
ing these bonds to investors as in every respect
undoubted security. small quantity OF the issue
only remains unsold, and when the enterprise is
completed, which will be this fall, immediate ad-
vance over subscription price may be looked for.
The bonds have fifty years to run, are convertible
at the option of the holder into the stock of the Com
pany at par, and the payment Of the principal is pro-
vided for by sinking fund. The convertibility
privilege attached to these bonds cannot fail to cause
them, at an early day, to command a market price
considerably above per. u. S. Fve-twentes at pre-
sent prices return only AZ per cent. currency inte
rest, while these bonds pay 919 per cent, and we
regard them to be safe and fully equal security
to any Railroad Bond issued; and until they are
placed upon the New York Stock Exchange, the
rules of which require the road to be completed we
obgate ourselves to rebuy at any time any of these
bonds sold by after this date at the same price as
realized by us on their sale.
All marketable securities taken in payment free OF
commission and express charges.
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bhmI-hlVNI II1I1 LINN TO WILMINGTON, N, o.
The PIONEER will sail for Wilmington on Wednesdsv
December 2S, at A. NJ. Retui ming wi leave WiminS
ton Wedeeyday. January4.
Connects with the Cape Fear River Steamboat Com
pany, the WHINING ton and Weldon snd North Oarons
Railroads and the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
to all interior points
Freishts for Columbia. g. o., and Augusta. Ga, taken
via Wilmington, at SLOW rates as BY route
Insurance effected whom requested by shippers. Bis
of ading signed Queen street wharf or before dsy
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent
eB No. IS0 South THIRD Street
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EINAACIAI.

THE STRONGEST AND BFST-SE-
4 CURBD, AS WELL As MOST PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT NOW OFFERED IN THE MAR
RET,
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DOmestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1929.
No change is contemplated in the grade
of the English Mission.
"A fire, entailing loss of 1000, 900, oc-
CURED in Montreal on Tuesday.
Several violent shocks of earthquake
were recently felt at Guadaloupe.
A very small majority is looked for on
the Apportionment bill in the Senate.
General Starr, the Fenian, has been ar
rested for violating the neutrality law by
the Grand Jury at Canandaigua.
The steamer Dacia arrived at Kingston,
Jamaica, few days ago, and on entering the
harbor she grounded.
Three children were killed in BROOKLYN
on Tuesday by the caving in of an embank-
ment near which they were playing.
"A proclamation has been issued by the
Governor of st. Thomas, placing the island
again under the protection of Denmark, in
consequence of the failure of the treaty with
the United States.
I'm the United States Senate yesterday,
after the close of our report, pending the con-
sideration of the income tax section, q recess
was taken until evening" when the Texas Paci-
fc Railroad bill was considered.
In the House the Rollin White Relief bill
was taken up, and after a sharp personal de-
bate between Messrs Farnsworth and Butler
failed to pass over the Presidents veto. Pend
ing motion to concur in the Senate amend
ments to the Apportionment bill, the House
adiourned
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Of the counties Of Delaware and Chester.
The resolution was adopted by large ma
jority..
resolution by Rev. Mr.. Cowhick was
carried unanimously, forming the Presbytery
of Donegal, to be composed of York, Leba-
non, and Lancaster counties.
It was decided to give the name "Westmin-
ster"to the presbytery embracing the counties
of York, Lancaster, and Lebanon. Judge
Jessup moved that the .Presbytery of Mon
trose be composed of the counties of Susque-
hanna, Wayne, and Pike, and the township
of Nicholson, Wyoming county, also that
part of Luzerne county north of Lackawanna
bridge, in Lackawanna township.
substitute offered by Rev. Mr.. Logan,
provided that the Presbytery of Lackawanna
be composed of the counties of Bradford,
Sullivan, Wayne, Wyoming, Susquehanna,
and that part of Luzerne county north of
Wilkesbarre mountain.
Motions were then adopted, making the
newly-formed presbyteries the legal success
sors of the pre-existing presbyteries.
The Synod then adjourned to meet again at
A. M. this morning, without acting upon
the business before the body.