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The New York herald., 1871-06-15
FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

M. Jules favre's house in Paris was burned 10
the ground by the Communists.
Louis Napoleon, according to q statement In
the gntcers, has ordered $4,000 uniforms III Bel
GUM.
king Leopold OF Belgium has been Detitioned
by the Belgian Blsnops In iayor OF the temporal
power OF the rope.
THE Duke VI Cambridge desires reform OF tho
Eyglsn army. lie Is an aunirer U. Prussia insttu-
tons and German military o.gan.zlton.
Nj. Thiers collection OF Ob. ects OF art, which
had been Tor the gred.cr part transferred u he
1ucrcs was burned amid The geutHai cOnfagra
tion several Ui these OBJECTS were bought
up by curiosity shops, AND VIII - restored " ii.
Theirs.
Prince Bismarck has issued a rcscrIpt. dated
the 10th oi alay order ng that all persons OF
or settled n Alsacc and Lorraine VINO were
ties during The war, may now re,urn 70 tner homes
withouJ uindrance.
john III run. tne Irish nationalist goes down
60 the House OF Commons IN u 'JceI- stalker" hat,
anu when some one Ioltcd out thlt 1t was not
usual TO wear these La the House he said have
replied tuat he had u chimney pot hat IN Ireiaud,
but wore IL except ut weddings and funerals.
Mr. Eonzi, an Italian gentleman, WAC rem
dered great service 10 ths Ere during the war OF
the asUn ana the c.vl war on tile battle Held as
a member ul the American ambulance, was Killed
IN the Rue Rivo on the tn,rd day OF the Iarl5
tnsurrecuon. DECEASED was married lew years
since 70 u Boston la ty.
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4 MILITARY MIDDLE.

Anniversary Parade OF fhc Vesrchcster
County s!i,itia-isow sthe Order oi the
Dnyo Was Not Carried Out.
That portion OF the State troops located In West
chester county, and comprising tue Third regiment
NJ y ). " G., hed It's first anniversary parade yes
terday on the Old Union base bail grounds at Nor
risania. Eight companies only were represented,
anu these appeared numerically Ineagre, the aggre-
gate presenting something under three hundred
muskets. An elaborate Irogramne, Incl I'D
ing q variety OF ncld cv0utiUns, addresses
and other side scenes calculated 10 crafty the mar
tIai pride oi oucers and men, had been studiously
prepared and literally circulaIed; but an un!ooneu
FOR event occurred which vas ilatrunental In COM
pieiely setting aside the oruer oi the day.u Alter
the regiment had 'Ornej IN the forenoon, ana a lew
preliminary exercises concluded, tue men were,
lnJu dlclously, allowed an internssion ior dinner
an1 lni5 repa5t was partaken OF In the
cry The resalt can be readily conJectured.
The worship OF GanUrinus was carried to sncn an
extent that number or the soldiers became de-
mOraiized, ana, while burning Win military ardor,
Succeeded In varying tDe programme by indulgIlg
IN Numerous ilternecine battles, when happily did
not result seriously IN any CASE Alter Considerable
difficulty the regiment was reformed about i've
O'Clock Ia the aiternoon; but the movement, OF the
while going Though the manual ol arms ais
played y lack OF ceeriy and precision, Qualities
wDicn can only be attained by thorough discipline
and careful practice.
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TIE PIRATES OF THE SOUND.

Raid 'on the Cold Spring Harbor Freight
HOusc-Barrels Of Flour, Pork aud Lard
Carried On-Fniher Crowley's Butt Of
Claret Savcd-Cbnse After the Euaitives.
Cod Spring Harbor the quiet little arm OF the
Sound which had the doubtful honor last month Of
beng tie scene cnosen for the Collins Ed wards
fight by the bullies and rowlies OF New York, was
visited on Tuesday night by some Of their river
thief kindred. An Unlocking, dingy y.sheetcd
schooner dropped anchor In the afternoon. She
exhibited no lights and lurled up her sails as inno.
centlya
BAT GOING INTO wINTEK QUARTERS.
with the exception or guest stopping at DR..
PetItJcan's hotel, the Wawepex House, no one sus
pectcd ANYTHING OF the schooner or It's human cargo.
AT about two A. M. the guests OF the hotel were
aroused by the barking OF the dogs. AtrlDuting it
to rural cause the dogs called In and the
unsuspecing most and his company OF poarders
went to bed again. On the arrival or the u. X.
Martin ats IN O'Clock yesterday morning 1t was found
that the freight house NJ Jones' dock had been
broken INTO and an elephantIne swag taken there
from.
AMONG THE MISSING TRIPLES
were twelve barrels OF pour, four barrels OF pork,
ak barrels oi lard. 500 pounds dried sneepsk ns
and three OF iour trunks packed with summer
clothes. owing to the alarm given by the DOCTORS
fsvorne dog the pirates were evidently frightened
on without completing their swoOp, Tor there were
found on the Dock ready for the nciarious ship
men twenty barrels oil Gour, several valuable
trunks, fun oT clothing, belonging TO Admiral spaid
ing, ana, best oil ali,
FOR TnE SAKE OF THE CHURCH,
barrel OF claret destined for Rev. Father Crowley,
OF tiuniingdon, Long Island, case oi special prov
genital lnterpOsitloa. AS soon a5 the piracy was
made manifest to the Startled crew OF tile steamer
made ready for the return rip as soon as p0ssi-
bic and started for CITY Island with Dr. Petiuean
and Mr.. sylvester smith, his suspectiDg guest on
board IL Is not necessary TO remark that the VII
famous looking schooner mad vanished long before.
AS the steamer ran down the Sound the form oil
TUE PIRATE WAS MADE OUT
eastward. n
sailing s.o0p was chartered, and taxing ON board
the mate OF the d. X. Martin, Mi. John Merritt, Mr..
Sylvester Smiln and MI. Gilbert James. oil Cold
Springs who has charge vi the rined freight mousse,
started swiftly after the fugitives. The three men
are old S0nnd rats, knowing every turn oil the
snore and IL Is expected that they viii overhaul the
scoundrelly raiders.
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FORTY PERSONS DROWNED.
The TerrOrs OF q Northern
Storm.
A Schooner Driven on Lee Shors and Daslbel
to Piecss-An Except One Of the Drowned
Mem Were Married and Left Fami.
lies Depending on Them.

On the 26th OF last month the schooner Little boQe
left the harbor OF St. Johns Newfoundland bound fer
the north side OF Conception Bay, laden with pre-
visions and a general outfit for the COZ fishery.
About midway between ST. Johns harbor and tho
bay the wind sprung up lively, and all the canvas
was set upon the schooner In order 10 run clear OF
the land before nightlaL The wind gradually In
creased until 1t was found necessary TO sn0rtea
sail Several squalls struck the schooner, and evory
soul on board, though INJURED to the most severe
weather, grew much alarmed. AS the storm
became more furious all canvas was taken on
the vessel and she ran for about an hour before
the wind under bare poles. Even then the storm
overcame her, and the Order to lay to was gwen.
Another fearful alarm was raised at this point tor
the wind was sweeping directly against the crags on
the Ice shore wnither the schooner drifting as
the rate or two miles IN hour. After drifting sew
eral hours there was no alternative for the crew but
to head the vessel right to the safest landing
place on shore TO save their lives. About midni.ns
the schooner struck heavily on one OF The points 0f
Belle Island, near Portugal Cove, ana stove
In her bows. Filling rapidly. the CROW
srove TO get the vessel again into deep
water ana head ner Tor beach situated near tho
point on winch they struck. On reaching y faW
hundred yards seaward the Little Belle went down,
and her hard crew-all fishermen on their regular
summer vOyaSe-were called upon to save InsK
lives. There were but three small boats on board.
but these went down with the schooner, as tAerv
was no time or opportunity amid the confusion 70
unfasten the gear with which they were secured =
the deck
Folty.lve stalwart men eaped for their lives late
the mountainous waves and oly i've reacned tho
snore. The latter rather cast lnsensibly upea
the rocks by the nerce waves than saved by aAg
superior exertions oil their own.
On the following morning the 2sta ult) the scene
OF the catastrophe swarmeo with fishing smassS
and smaller boats in search for the bodies OF the
unfortunate crew Of the Lutte Belle. Eleven bsdios
were 1Ound floating near the shore, three OF whom
were identified by witnesses OF the discovery.
Graphing was commenced all sidcs and. late
ON the evening OF the 23th, two more COrpses wero
brought TO light as cvideLces OF the heartrendAg
calamity.
later account of tins terrible disaster announces
that two women. named Mary McGrath and Mrs.
Litburn, Lett ST. Johns as passengers on board tne
Inflated schooner.
All but one OF those who are missing or drowAeA
leave wives and iam.lie behind who were dapeA.
dent on them for the means to live through The
long and pr0atless winter oil Newfoundland.
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Long I.lana Baptist ASS ciatior.

Long lsianG Baptist ass ocatior.
The Long Island Baptist Association reslMsA
their session yesterday III The Central Baptase
church, in Bridge street. Brooklyn. The Csus.
spending secretary. Rev. A. G. Lawson. submitted .
report showing that u new association had been
formed In the State during the present year; that
the association was composed OF fifty -lOur churches
and IL, s52 membcrs- The report showed large In
crease Ia membership vi the Baptist Cnurcn and
d great financial success. Tue report vas adOptod.
The cOmmi.Ice appointed last wear TO consider tii6
eApeuienCy Of IOuauin AL academy on Long lSiuno
A resolution was 0d pied instiuc ns the cier1 q
the association TO revise ne plan oi missionary Ope.
Ia ions. Inc Domml tee Oh Obituaries reported tuat
no pastors mad dcd duiIpg the past year.
The CO.nuLtec Oh llnpo. tant SUBJECTS sugyeSteN
that The letters to the ASSOCIATION from the pecSe
roaectlUus on sister Churches.
Tho report Oi the MISSIONARY Board was submitted
and approved.
rev. j. :. Ladd was reported as continuing his
efficient labors visiting different parts o the AAnd.
encouraging chutcics aIu exploring new neldS.
ais main Opcfaii0 s had becn con1ncJ " the
Souih side hai roa., especially Rockville Centre.
baoyl Ion, Lay Shore Blue Polnt an aIchoguc. he
has preached 40 sermons, delivered Luz addresses.
attended praper meetings. Visited GA IainlaiSa
aud trave leu 4.Yvs miles. uI otner missionary ser.
vices the clort ncnlious eight charcnes tnaI havc
been added, ani all were III healthy con iuou.
Tue bOafu earnestly recoulhicds Inc prose uJJi "
the WORK with Increased energy and llperaity.
The IreaSut cr Vi tn0 BOARD submitted his anuua&
report. Tue following Is u summary
kccei pts during tne year.. SS20
Advanced by thc Treasurer. .."... II
TOtai. SAAS
DlsDurseHehlS .....................s dxsS
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Beaiiog an Old Woman to Dcath-A Fatal
Revenge.

Beatiog an Old Woman to Dcath-A Fatal
Revenge.
Yesterday afternoon man named James Crosby
was arrested on charge OF having caused the
death OF an old LAZY named Mrs. Am
Ellis, over whose body Coroner White
hill was notified to hold an inquest, at
No. 33 York suee,. A physician who had been
called TO attend the deceased notinci the Coroner
aiiaL her illness tire rcsu vi violent treatment
Her ante-mOriem was not taken. from wnat Can
be ascertaned IL appears Inc ucceascd, VINO Kept u
small candy store IN Tillary street, chastsed one OF
Crosuy's cniurcn i0r some slight OnenCe. Crosby
her, for which he was taken before Judge
Walsh and Dned ten dollars. lie thea threatened,
as alleged, 10 be revenged. and about three days
ago quarrelled again with the woman, ana AZ
stated, beat her III most violent manner. She was
taken to her sIster.In laws, No. IS York street.
where she grew woise rapiiiy, ana died yesterday.
crosby was committed 10 jail ~ await the result
Oi the Coroners investigation.
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NEW PUDllCkT ONs afCc.v o.

From j. Il. Lippincott 4 Co., Philadelphia
.'Blanche Gilroy; Gir's Story" By mrs. Margaret
Hosmcr.
From 8. X. wells-"The Parents Guide; or,
Human Development Through Inherited Ten
dences" by Mrs. Hester Peadeton.
From George Routlcdgc 4 Sons--"Episodes From
an Obscure LIfe.n
From II. q. Rogers Co.--"Srifc: a Romance OF
Germany and Italy" by Mrs. Il. ID. Wallace.
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TElUAsTEPEC CANAL.
Communication from Minister NcIssn-A Sur.
face tOute Discover
Translated from the Diario 0filcial OF May l0.l

Translated from the Diario Orlcial OF May l0.l
DEPARTMENT or FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
LEGArIoS OF TIE UNITED STATES
MEXICO, May ], 1871.
SIR have received communication from
Captain X. W. Snuieldt. dated at MiDatltlan Aprii
lS which contains tue gratifying Intelligence that
practIcaDe suIfsce canal route has been discovered
across the sihmus oi 1ehuantegec by the survey.
Ing expedition under his command. TINS route
begins ~ the mouth OF C0at1acoaicos river. the
nUitn passes, through Taiiia al the summit, and
term Lnaf.s probably at sauna cruz on The Pacirc
The canal will uc ABOUT one nunured ana ten miles
long eAclu I've oI rivers aud iagoons utilized, ana
viii require '.iccdern of thirty miles IN length.
fne water VIII be tasen lrom the ''Ro Corie' at o
poins wnere an abundant supply can be obta.nel ut
tue proper elevation.
Captain snaicidt on the eve OF his departure from
the lstnuus, requested me 10 convey 10 the Iedera
government oil 1rxlco ms warm appreciation OF lis
hospitality ani also 10 express ms nope That the
favorable result that mas been attained IN harmony
with The Mexican Comni ss.oness, who have joined
ms party III some oi thslr Inoat ardu0us eAplora-
tlos, VIII prove satisfactory, an l. ia Inc end,
duund 10 the material Advancement OF Mexico
need scarcely aid that Ia these expectations and
Cool wi hes most cordially Jo4n.
have tue honor 10 rcmain with great respect,
your obedienL servant THOMAS u. NELSON.
hon. MANUEL AariEoz, Department Tor Foreign
ACalIg. Mexico.
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AMe siCasS A3aj,D.

List OF Americans registered at the banking house
OF Jay Cooke, McCu loch i Co., Al Lombard street,
London, England, Tor the week ending June B.
1o7l:-
]. Baldwin Hay, United States Consulate, Beiras;
ii. X. I.indcmann ana ia.niy, ani W. b. Lindsay,
WasnlngtOn, ID. T.; j. HAYS Carson and George Y.
Shoemaker, Philadelphia; Il. b. D.Oniouya L. Nor
ton Montgomery, q. T, James, q. taivls, W. Il.
Applcton anu family, William Dlyard, ". -. Phelps
aud wiie New YORK: Rev. MatLsJa M. Saith, ID. d.,
New Jersey: James u. Tucker, PARIS; L. M. .organ,
vile aud son, Rochester; Charles r. Dennls,
kOStOu.
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TIE ONEIDA COMMUNITY DO Nor USE TosAcco.--
Tha New YORK Oneida Community free lovers doa';
use TOBACCO II claims 10 nave accomplished great
triump IN IN abJ.lsnlng the weed. some year a-o.
ut the gcs,ion oi Mr. j. h. Aoyes, UbpaCco la.t
was kept. everybody ab,taiulll ifv4l toJ.ccO .Df
one day, The experiment worked 50 wei, AL weic
81 hlgniy Dleus ii, tnat tno resat tolai ao.t-
from tobacco. and this clleAv snrOuln Tie IL
nuence of Tue women.
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1 WoSiAN SHIT IN JefFsaS1s CITY. M).

ST. LOWS June II, 1871.
An alteration occurred ut Jefferson CITY on Sua-
day evening bet Aecn Mrs. Berry and her orotder
Hoflus, which ended in ilonus shootiiig his sistcr
and then oowing ms own o'a'ns s ous ,,1uy n1'is
some MISERY lnd he accounts v II arc a goJd ueM
,oulusesi. irs. berry carried on drug store anl
owucd considerable property, and her DiotAer
sIucc with heg.
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AIT SALE.

Mcssrs. Johnston Van Tassell have had on ex-
hibition at their salesrooms, 81 Nassau street, for
several days past, very fine collection OF paint
ings, the sale OF when VIII begin tomorrow.
Among them may be fonnd works by such eminent
artists Cropsey, kcnselt Hart, Fairman, DC
haas, Nerboecknoven, habb, koekKoek ana otners.
This sale oilers Inducements for the ATTENDANCE OF
all desar0us Of procuring nne DlcturcS
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Leopold Auer has arrived IN London from ST.
Petersburg.
Mile. Stcrnberg, soprano of repute In BrusS els,
has arrived in London.
"Chilperic" with Mr.. Herve In his original char :
acter, is 1t is said In rehearsal al the Globe. Lon.
d0n.
"The School for Scandal" Is in rehearsal at the st.
James, London, Tor whicn Mr.. Barry Sullivan has
been engaged.
Al the Teatr0 Nu0vo, Florence o new opera, en-
titled I'll QuadrO Paranle," " ~ Sgnor Bacclini has
lately been Drought out.
Ravlna, a pianist and COMPOSER OF several Nor
CeauI IL SatOn well known In Russia and Paris, Is
shortly expected IN London.
The New Royalty. London. will shortly fall into
the hands OF Mr.. ". Ii. U. Nation. A new twO-act
comedy. 10y Or. Westiand Mar ton. is among the
novelties with which the new management wnl
commence
At Vienna Herr Sontnelm Is singing to overnowlng
audiences Ut the Imperial opera u0nse Mile.
Trousii, from Salzburg, Is engaged. Herr Il. Wag-
nes ',.ienz" Is stii ln ac.ive renearoai and VIII
be produced very shortly lnleed.
Mr. Watts Philips has written q drama for the
Princess, Lond Jn Wnlcn Will % produced eariy In
the autumn. Mr.. Webster anu MIR. helps viii both
appear IN It, Some tiiue has elapsed slnce y new
drama has appeared from tne auslor Vi the "Dead
Heart"
Mrs. Wood, the manager OF ST. James, theatre,
took her beueflt June j. with supplementary IOrce
OF attraction IRON the theatrical anu musical
Mr.. WeDster, Miss FurtA o, hr. Sothern, SIR julius
Benedict and Signor Ito Mattel diu honor 10 The
occasion.
The great annual Whi!suntide gathering, May 20,
OF Saniay school chinren, TOOK place ut snelIeld.
III Norfolk PARK, Ia tiiat town. upwards Oi twenty
thousand children assembled on one slde OF the
natural amphiheatre, aud sang hymns. There
were upwards OF iity thousand spectators standing
On the opposlte hills; the effect Vi the combined
VOICES being grand.
MUNICu-1err Schmitt, formerly Intendanzrath h
al the theatre Royal, died suddenly, u lew DAY :
since, or apoplcXy. IL was Herr acnnitt VINO was
the lrst 10 oriug out Mile Slcnle The now popular
iavorte here, ana Herr NOee the tenor. The iatter
was poor usher, ana Came 10 beg OF Herr Scnmltt
al engaseIleut as chorus singer. Wees Or SO ago
lie was offered one with salary Or 2o,uoJ norins j
year, at the Imperial opera House. Vienna. When
the Wagner.tes INVADED the theatre and began
ordering every one aoO IL, IN a verv h a.id M
fashion, Herr seam IL among tne rest, tnat gcntie-
man soon mad enough Oi Them. lie rendered his
resignation, and, in 1858, retired on q pension.
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TIE BROOKLYN NOR FUAhY RspcaY.

The moriuary report OF the Board OF Health
shows the number OF deaths In Brooklyn during
the past week to have been l9l. which Is the same
as that OF the previous week. The only disease
wnicn appears 10 have increased u the SMALLPOX,
that clailalux tWeulyb1o victims.
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A MANS FOOT TORN OFF,.

On Wednesday morning Frank Carney, In charge
o, q boat on the Delaware AMI Rarilan canal near
the trenton Prison lock-. had his foot torn OF by
the tow line about an inch above the ankle. The
cut with the line was 80 rapid that the d.smenl-
befed foot was thrown across Inc pathway. The
sun resides at Fort Richmond Pa. lie had three
ihcnes n4ora amDutated. anu " as sent 10 Phiadel-
pnl.k
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.


Metropolitan Notes.
The Berger family have agreed TO play at Lima Ed.
wins theatre. commencing July 10.
Oliver Doud Byron Is playing 'Across the CONT
nent'' at the Park theatre Brooklyn.
The Lydia Thompson troupe win play at walack's
theatre on their return from England.
Johnny Allen opens with his play of "Schne ider"
at the Park theatre. Brooklyn, on the 10th inst.
E. A. Sothern plays at Niblo's Garden in October.
ment.
Eliza Weathersby and sister sailed for Europe by
the Virginia on the 10th nst They Will return to this
country late In August.
James Ward produces his sensational play,
Through by Daylight" at the PARK theatre Brook
lyn, commencing on June 26.
Booths theatre Will be the star theatre of New
YORK next season. The manager has already secured
Owens. Waiter Montgomery, Lot,a, Joseph JEFFERSON
Maggel MITCHELL aud MIR. Booth VIII or course play
during the season.
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BRicK-CARRYIN0 scHooNERs' REGATTA.-The
usual Fourth OF July Regatta for the North river
blick.carrying sch0oaers takes pace this year at
uaverstraW-
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New Jersey Baptist Association.

This association is now represented In csafsf.
encc In Trenton. The proceedings opened yestcr-
day morning wi q sermon AM afterwards the as
SOclatiOn proceeded to organ re tUr the trans
oil business, They will Continue IN s.ssl0n to-day.
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Provincial Notes.

Ella Wesner sails for California on the 10th inst.
Lucy Rusnton opens In Totonto. Canada. on the
10Th inst.
Ventur0li danseuse opens at the Boston theatre
on June 10.
John L. Owens engagement in Montreal the past
week was not success.
Ben De Bar pays Falstan at the Montreal theatre
the week commencing june 10.
Lotta and Lucille Western play with Ben De Bar
In 81. LOUIS and New Orleans next summer.
Miss Marion Mordaunt, leading lady, who nas been
very sick for several weeks Is now convalescent.
Charley Day Will manage the theatre at Mont
golnery, Ala, next season. Charley Hail VIII be his
leading heavy man.
Alexander Fitzgerald has been secured by Ben
De Bar as his stage 3. anager for the ST. Charles
theatre, New Orleans, next season.
S. s. Purdy, we are informed by telegram. opened
III san Francisco, CAL, wlIu Emersols MinstrelJ
on the 5th inst, and met with considerable favor.
The New York herald., 1871-06-15

NEW HAVEN. June IA. 1871.
The cighty-scventh annual Convention or sns
Diocese Of Connecticut met In tni, city yesterday
and Is continued to-day. The services Yesterday
consisted of sermon BY President jackson, of
Trinity College. Ill the morning. with other religious
exercises.
The regular business was begun In the after.
noon. bishop Williams delivered Ms annual ad-
dress and the standing committees were appointed.
1his morning devoted 10 the transactiOn 0i Inc
internal bu lness OF the Convention ana elections
IOr other standing committees were proceeding ~
the hour of I'D ourulelt
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Deputies from thc Rhode Island Diocese -
eli.

the General Onvculiln.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., June II. 1871.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention AZ Newport
to-day elected the following deputies to che GcaGral
Convention OF the Unlcd dstl,es:--C,ercai-LeatJ
Wa erman. Daniel Hcnsiiaa, ;. .. -c,mOur y. q.
Curr,e Lay uepuu s-nVbcrt Is. Ives, q. L. FarnS'
worth, James DeWolI, Piiny Marshail and Z.
6lOcun.
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Central New York Diocesan Convention.
OswEao, June IL Is /.
The Annual Diocesan Convention OF The Diocese Of
Central New York convened In Christ cnurcn Ia Liis
city last evening. ilgnt Rev. Bishop Huntington
presiues. The tendance Is very iul. Inc scaslya
Will continue IOr two uays.
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General Assembly Of tue Reformed Church.

ALBANY, June IL 1874.
in the General Synod OF the reformed Churca Lac
Mckinney appeal case has beel sent back Tor q new
trial There was d lengthy discussion to-day Oh re-
organizing The nope College witAout reaching y
The New York herald., 1871-06-15

FHILADELPUIA, June II, 1911.
The Christian Moral Science Congress CONNIE aceA
It's sessions lhis morning. Mayor Fox was cailsA
upon To preside. Rev. DR. Campbell delivered tae
inaugural address, which was ordered ID oe