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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-01
A GREAT DISCOVERY.
c cln0 REWARD is offered for a better Re
OEuuX Ahamsom's Botanic Cough Ealsal

GcH1H REWARD is offered for better Remedy
DJUUU Adamsons Botanic Cough Basam, for
tie cure of colds, coughs sore throat Group, bron
chitis soreness of lungs, asthma, whooping cough,
and all diseases of like nature. More than 10 0O0
bottles sold, and not n failure yet
The following are u few of the names Of those who
have used this remedy Mrs. Gov. Cony; Mrs.
Hon. James W. Bradbury; Arson T.. Morrill,, FIX.
Governor of Maine; Mrs. Col. Thomas Lambard
Mrs. Col Thomas Lang; Hon. }: j. Eyeleth, Mayor
of Augusta: Rev. Dr. Kicker; Rev f. T.. Martin
Rev. {. F. Penney; Ree. VIM. 4. Drew: Rev. II. +,
Wood Col r. VI. Drew, Sec. of State; Hon. J. T.
Woodward, State Librarian; Col. Geo. W. Stanley
President First National Bank Hon. Il. II. Cush.
man, President Granite National Bank; 5. W Lane
Sec Senate; Warren L. Alden, Bangor; and ten
thousand others too numerous to mention.
Beware of worthless limitations. See that the
name off W. kinsman is blown in the glass ofthe
bottle. Price 80 cents per bottle For sale by all
Druggists and Medicine Dealers. Sample bottle
and Circulars free. +. W. kINSM4tN, Proprietor
Augusta Me. Geo. Z. Goodwin & Co.. Agents, 3e
Hanover street Boston. narlo.tly I've
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There will be less than score of dele
gates in the Philadelphia convention who
are Office holders. Yet it has been stigma
tized by the opposition as an Office holders
convention. 1t will probably have less
representatives of that class than any
other great national political convention
ever held in the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-01

1t is reported that the democrats OPP
posed to Greeley are willing to take Brown
as a candidate for Vice President with .
straight democrat for President. This
scheme is said 10 have considerable
strength and to be growing in favor. 1t
would be joke if Greeley should be left
out and Brown nominated at Baltimore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-01

In the northern States it is represented
that Mr.. Greeley is very strong at the
South, while in the southern States it is
made to appear that he is powerful in the
North. When one endeavors to put his
finger on the republican strength of Mr.
Greeley it is like the Paddy's flea-"not
there"
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Maine Central Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after May 30th 1872,
kSS and until further notice Re-
61rtgeratOr Cars for the
transportation of Meat between
Boston. Bangor, Skowhegan, Pennington,
and intermediate points, will be run as follows viz
Leave Bangor for Boston, via Lewiston at 80 A. NJ
Skowhegan, do via Augusta COCOA NJ
" Pennington, do via Brunswick, $3.50 A. NJ.
Every Monday and Thursday morning arriving in
Boston at $50 A. NJ, the following morning
Keturntng-Leave Boston for the points men.
toned above, atl z. NJ.
These Refrigerator Cars are lifted up in first
class manner, and will be fully appreciated by the
shippers after trial. Try them.
j. NJ LUNT, GenI Supt
y. HERSEY, GenI Freight Agent.
Augusta, May 23d, 1872 may3l.t3m
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS.
Second District, VIM. P. FRYE.
Third District, JAMES G. BLAINE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-01

For Electors Of President and vace President.
Second District, JOHN n. KINDA
Third D1strtot, JAMES ERSK1NE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-01
Only q Cents.

No reserved seats. Only one ticket reQuired bv
each individual to visit the greatest Menagerie OF
Wild Beasts and witness the horsemanship and
gymnastic exercises of the most splendid Circus
Troupe ever organized.
The proprietors beg leave to state that althou gh
the price OF tickets to their well organized
troupes has been reduced to the PEACE STAND.
AkD-3S cents all around to any and every part
of both tents-the talent of the CIRCUS Company
aud the GYMSASTlC Artists has been materially
increased, while the attractions of the GRAND
ASlATIC CARAN AN, together with the animal cd
wonders oftneir MENAGERIE, have been nearly
quadrupled in number for the present season So
that the great Exhibition of q. r. BAILEY 4 co
now claims to be not only the largest best most
Instructive, amusing, diversified and interesting
but certainly by far the most specially conducted
and universally popular
First.Class Public Amusement
Noe Refors the P.biit
while st The same time may be seen at the small
The wellearned reputation OF the Allied Circus
and Menagare of g. r. Bailey 4 Co. having been
so generally recognized and established through
out all parts OF the country wherever the Great
Show has appeared, it is needless 10 assure the
public that the entertainments given in their es.
adjustment are of the highest order, and entirely
uneXceptionable in every feature of their perform
ances, presenting such an exhibition as the heads
ofthe most respectable families and Summaries for
youth VIII! not hesitate to encourage those under
their charge to visit.
his is conceded to be the
Only Full Menagerie of Wild Beasts
And the BEST CIRCUS Entertainment combined
that can be seen in the Eastern States this season.
The Living Wonders OF the Menagerip,
have been collected from every quarter Of the
globe, among which are to be seen
The Only Living Rhinoceros!
The Only Living White Polar Bear
Only Superb Aviary of Tropical Birds
Largest Performing Elephant!
The Tallest and Handsomest Lion ever cap
tured
Lioness with Litter of Young Whelps
Egyptian Camels and Dromedar
Wilderness of Monkeys!
ofevery degree and species, from Rngtailar, to a
full-grown Chimpapzee Besides variety of
other animals possessing any interest, of every
size and quality, from an Ichneumon to an Elc.
phant.
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BANK OF DEPOSIT.
4. A. naWley 4 Go.
BANKERS.

No. /. DE vonshire, cor. State ST., Boston.
Four per cent. interest allowed on deposit
accounts, subject to check drawn any City
Bank.
Out-oftown depostors will have their remittances
and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do General Banking and Commission Bust
ness, negotiate Bonds stocks, Notes and other Sc
curites, make collections throughout United States
and EnrnIp 4
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Vegetable Elixir


G A II A II RI H.
Try Vegetable Elixer for Indigestion. Try Veg
etaple Elixir for Headache. Try Vegetable Elixir
for Dyspepsia. Try Vegetable Elixir Tor Phthisic
Neuralgia, Pain in Back, Head, Stomach Side or
any part Of the Body Fresh Cuts, Bruises Pimples
Sore Lips, Colds and Coughs.
Circulars containing unquestionablc testimonials
free to all.
F.W. KINSMAN, Proprietor, Augusta, Me
publish a few of the many testimonials and
names OF those who have used and recommend
this valuable remedy:
Miss Amy NJ. Bradley, Supt Public Schools, vii.
mIngton, n. {; Mrs. NJ. b. Hodges, Mrs Belle
Raymond, Mrs. A. $. Bangs, Bath; Mrs W. NJ
Thayer, Or. Cyrus Briggs, Or. Geo. E. Brickett
DR.. Geo w. Martin, DIR. +. w. Wilder Hon. Vim
4. smith, Hon. Eben F. sbury Hon Joshua
Nye, Col Geo. w. Stanley, Col. John A Petting
Col. Elias Miken, col. II. "A. Dewitt, Major John
W. freese, Major l. Boothby, Augusta Major j
W Charming, kendalfs Mills Major III. NJ Jordan
Portland; Capt. q. p. Cochrane, G. r. Wells
Lewis Tibbetts, Joseph Piper, John Parsons Au.
gusta; A, b. Longtellow, John Greedy, Palermo
Me; Gen. b. Harris, Supt. Public Buildings Au.
gusta; Gen. u. Is. Murray, Adj. Gen. State of
Maine; A. l.. Smith, Chief Clerk ia Adiutant Gen.
ERALS Ofhce; II. NJ. Pishon, Chief Clerk in Sec Of
States Office.
pronounce ur. kinsman's Elixir all that il ia
advertised to he, and consider it a very valuable
article. ALWAYS keep 1t near at hand in case OF
emergency. lhave given 1t to q good many of nv
friends, with the best of results, Ia Diirrhssl
Toothaehe Pain in the Stomach &c.
II. K. HOPKINS, Augusta Me
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Subject to the decision Of the National Union Re-
publican Convention.
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES

we invite inquiries relating to investments, and
give below the prices OF few of the most desirable
Bonds
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota IS 81,
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Is 80
LOgansport, Charlottesville and ;. W - VI
Chesapeake and Ohio ia ~
Connecticut Valley 7s 81
New Yerk & Oswego a. 30
u. s. Bonds and other marketable Securities al
owed full price in exchange. spmarls- teod3m
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The entire Exhibition Is given in Two olos al
Tents, thrown open to the public at the
POPULAR PRICE OF ADMISSION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-01

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT
ULYSSES 3. GRANT
OF Illinois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
SCHUYLER COLEAX
OF Indiana.
Subject to the decision Of the National Union Re
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
SALE OF PAINTINGS.

The third and last sale of the paintings
which have been on exhibition at the somerville
Gallery was held last night The bidding was more
spirited and the pictures brought higher prices than on
the previous sales Following the prices fetched by
come OF the more important works:
sunse, Coast Hamilton, slO5 On Guard by
BY Edwin Roberts e95; Going 10
1sIE N4D by De vs s7s The Studio BY RemsDa Warden
Sheep, hf I0Io S47i Convert Inno and Com
ysSOn, y Bnsoi ss5 .ehi Praying Lay n Lambert. &c.
RJea By BOngeresy sssS0i Evening. BY J. Bri,ta sl7o
Landscape Cattle by " CssaT &llo Kitchen Intsor
Kinder 1885, the Prairie W. H. Beard &B0 Alarmed
Mob.g BY Fr1 Lang ss5; Lake by William Hart
R2I5; Shop o3J H. Dopb ESQ, Summer A. De
Lem sz2s FreSeh cos.. 's.5 P'p. By Th0n,, Moran
Coz Hin b. De vos sT. Zach; Early Lessons BY
Leon Cat els The Rubrode,ss BY PssrOs sO,
hv Carl Hdbner s2lo; Album BY A. Vhoven Ball sl61;
Iaat J. u Beard stS Prssennr =. the SAVIOR BY L
Csits Hunagoa s20 Lnd.ape and Cattle BY verboeeiho
yaeas Appeal o DE F Love By W. H. MaNood 393.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
rBR INDIAN COMMISSIONERS
,r.vv CONTRACTS AwARpED-vIsITATIoN COM
MITTEES

HEAVY CONTRACTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oo"'
MITTEES.
Tho BOARD of Indian Commissioners awarueo
contracts Yesterday to the amount OF 100000 10 INC
,oest responsible bdders Among those receiving large
contracts were H. B. Clafn, Buckley, Weiling q Co,
Wanamaker & Brown, Enos Brown Co., and John Dob
son the latter receiving award for about 100000 worth
of bIankets Among the goods purchased were 1l6,Co
yards Of Dolly Warden prints, and several thousand
wards OF "Red Cloud" jeans. Two hundred thousand
wards OF standard sheetnG oeredby Enos Brown
Coatthe remarkably low figures Off cents per yard Ths
contract excited much interest, 1t was not supposed
the goods could be furnished at that price There was
very spirited competition for the contracts there being
81 different bidders. - ,,
In evening the Board convened at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel and made the following appointments Tor Official
uistatOns dnTing the coming Summer:
To Montana Upper Missouri Agencies and the shosbon
Ute reservations Commissioners Brunot stuart and Ioey
the most important commissions has The work ar
ranging council the EHke Sioux the Upper hOun looking
to a permanent peace
To hd Chippewa reservations and Minnesota and Dakota and o
the sale Of three reservations Commissioners Farewell
Turney Bishop aud Tobey.
10 attend Ocmulgee Council In Indian Territory June Conm
soner Campbell. Farewell Long, and Bishop.
Contracts for beef, -four, and bacon 10 very large
amounts and for carrying freight will be awarded next
week.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Prof. T. Sterry Hunt of Montreal will deliver
free lecture this evening in No. "a Cooper Unon
the Origin OF Metallherous Deposits"
The Chamber of Commerce reelected George
W. Blunt, a Pilot Commissioner, yesterday, for two
dent. &
A meeting of the Monitor Club of the Ma:
tiona Union for the Protection Of American Industry
Will be held this evening at Neumanns Hall, No. G75
Einth-ave. !
French residents made arrangements at No.
SO Korsythst, last evening, for mass meeting to
10 SS{i SS{i lSsepSs. - r--az<z1-cS "a -
The Twelfth Annual Congress of the German
Brewers of the United States Will be held in this city
June and the two following days. The delegates Will
De formally welcomed at No 1S9 Broadway the sessions
of the Congress will be held in the Turtle Bay Brewery
;n Forty hst and the guests will be entertained by
banquet al the Brewery and excursions 10 the baTDo
3QrIifcations, West Point, and Sing Sing Prison,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
A PROTEST AGA1Ns EAST SIDE Nu1sAxcEs

-Four hundred citizens residing in the neigh
borhood OF the dumping ground Of Kane Ryan at the
foot OF East FifyfCurtb Fiftynfth, and Fifty
met last night at q hall in Fourth-st Henry Clauson
presided and briefly stated the object OF the meeting as
ovement 10 force the Health Board to prevent he
Kane g. Ryan from using the ground and also to pet
ton the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction TO
remove the smallpox hospital from BaekwePs Island
Assistant District Attorney Fellows stated that the
auInudng-grounds made the mOrtuary rate In the
vicinity greater than any other part Of the cy He
thought that Messrs Kane Ryan should be compelled
70 place the garbage immediately In Darges and carry
Il away There had been a large number OF eases OF
lpox the district. Tho Commissioners or Clafi
and Correction would undoubtedly remove the hos
ntal hs aaid they were aware Of the deaths caused
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

passed ,,.,.u- ..,u.h..,, .,nrh,.r hor,.. hide
.nS and tanning establishments Deposit and all other
peIns ancs premises within the limits Of the hky
should be abated
favor OF any class Of nui perrons
The following committee appointed 70 obtain sg-
natures to petition the Courts 10 have the dumping
ground nuisance abated: Adoph Kessler, Johh David.
son, John McCool, George N. Williams, and Michael
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
c poord q, pubio Works. was resumed yesterday be-

City Board of Public Works, was resumed yesterday pc
fore Judge Bedle. Charles p. Nichols res, es'a'e
agent testified that insisted IRon vseIapd M BECAUSE
he aid not want Veeand make any money oua o .L u.
Geone Seymour and Frederick aciine the sale Of
hcr land to the city and that no had tlreaenea 20
nave IL patrick Ofmsby Louis and Philip Lnde
- nno,r.y o1r.y 90 90 ye similar testimony. case on
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
GETTYSBURG A. A HEALTH RESORT.

This appeal from the National the erection
the spng magnificent Hotel though plan originally
plated o the opening OF smaller hotels boarding
Such the origin Of the Gettvbu Health Resort the rapid
development which presents the astonishing aud
such interesting Spectacle II has curious
that healing springs should
batileheds OF bei-Ihemopyls the Old and
Gettysburg in the New Woian that thev should become health
and n healing and ~ h
the Of ahguny struggle wounds and death" surely
uo,hrg Interesting and suggestive be found 10 al humaa
history or natural phenomena.
this indirect must be added the direct testimony distinguished
based esona
We only embody few o these
among these that Of the ht Rev r. b. Morsy Provincial
kueuinan Orier Of Catholics He
-. .aaI.a.n.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
POLICE NOTES.

Mrs Sarah Jacobs of No. 100 Bayard-st, was
lse 50 severely unknown few days ago. that seh
nov dying condition
Patrick Keenan,, age 49, who was shot in the liquor
se d Christian Cees at No. oil GrseBuebsti on May H. By ibe
YIoynetor, died yesterday
John Miller of No. 665 Chrystiest. quarreled with
Ceorge Never Of No night and stabbed bin IN he
sbJonen. inf cung a wound
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
st. MARYs CHuRcH, CHE.rSrr Hur.
Par AUwf u.ss. IL. A luG~

IhiADElPHiA, Dec. 4 100
GExrIEEEN: beg leave Offer my testimony regarding the water
Geitvsturg Spring Ahr fair trial gradeaon
hat experience corresponds With all
,bou, medicinal virtue Of this und from chronic
sixteen and during that
occasion, oaaned to bed for ave months with The
commenced the 18th Of December
repeated Of tbs neute FORM have had produced
terrible malay was crippled in Joint
dung egS months expected this
for the remainder Of my life since commenced regular
doses OF gill three
gradually and surely relieved until the present the
phhepie entirely removed have n gallons Of the
without other hind ~ remedy
ssng fom the damaged condition OF tissues but
daily improvement No far from being dssgreeaby
affected ny general health has been remarkably benefited fsv
nhhor &c the has efeetuAy cured dy
pepsil and kldney dse,se.
ms testimonial Of the hind written .nl
send through feeling of duy the community have
DELAYED for long time - order avoid the slightest risk OF hssess
Most earnestly would charming
all persons Affected BY Of the almsIts which applicable
lours truly, T. 4. MORIARTY, D. D.
GOVT.
topular artist Mr. Frederick w srrg thus describes bis
periene nouable mady profession
GettJsbufg Water;
sruDio. No. sog BROADWAY HewYort
GKiTisBUKG SPRiNG CCNPAsI;
Ids.m dsp give account Of dssa,e and
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
HOME NEWS.
rnERnoMErER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs, 7is BRoApwAi'
e,u-Seo Noon-5p 5nm.-T6o MidnighL-6'
rROMINKNT ARRIvALS.

PROMINENT AkklNALS. y,-
Brcrocr BoaTe Hon w C. smith NJ o. and fIeaereI c.t
sn Of Benjamin Pierce Sepenntendent u
ku,,v: and Prof Of Wahipgon MN zuss% r.
So Pie Hon A. Nelson Of Poughteepse Gen W FL of
Couneeieut the Hon Houston Of Louisville, and oen -
Albion N ". 0tlsy House-CoHmOdoe w REYNOLDS Ora ~ HoH
81 NseAoas HolS-J F. Joy OF Detroit, the Hon gu NJ
hss of Cosuecticat J. Passatt Of PhadepDsa "a q g Oh
Cunough Of Pittsburgh Gen b. b. Lewis OF Of Mass
sr ~ Iowa Hoet-Gen W. r. bstte" :, U-,i,
shuses Gen Prince L. A. and Capt MeynieI Of % fas'
Bof,l-he Hon c. G. Munger Of Rochester. C'at"V p ~
J. Of TsyloW1, T.. Eoeh Vters Of New.
Mero6ohtan Ho,ei-Assernblyun r. Fssee' % ~ ~
Hsyti ...As0r House-Jgdge D. n CSossll CSsl o CScsso
Mi Of Potsdan n y Robert Laid Conner N"'"s0'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

THE JERSEY CITY MALFEAsAECE CASES.
In the Hudson County Court the trial of
Garrett Vreeland, member Of the Board Of Chosen Free
holders and Aessrs Bamsted Welsh Of tho jersey
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
Announcement
Irritation of scalp-BURNETT's COCAINE cures.
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH is a new frst-class

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH is new first-class
THE scscs HEAIrH bases its schi1r hygene pnepe;
BK looks nsu agencies for the restoration
and preservston of health ,,..--, III, A.L To-. -
retain health strength and long h By night living -
TgE scIEsoE HEALTH exponent Of all l1osa mean; mean, @
ad tbetreatmea disease such air hight tmPe
@ sp sSisi naa,nees eedciS and hyg
Sss. sa,s %as. %ss Rsse Add s %r2s % 80 BIosdsay
Visit T.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyelng
onc Broadway BleeckeI ae Of BToome o'Ias At
dfuily cleaned; coats pants, vests cleaned ike
Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed in using
DooLEI's YEAST POWDER Ask your grocer for
BEII, ScHNAPPs.-This celebrated beverage
and tonic Is sold BY all grocers and dIugssIs
BOOK sALE!l This Evening
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF BOOKS
From the stock q Mes,r. APPefS9 fS26& co i An SAFE
without any reserve or hnidn9G p3oMs a. Ne 'io nam A
sb Illustrated and Standard Books selected by the
in Europe with great care comprising the choices, editions And the
be-: ,o:s s5 st GSnS1 %eR Tee. .GS1 you'd e any
DAY, and an SATURDAY. May %. q, and q.
ART SALE!! Executors Sale ! !!
MONDAY. TUESDAY. and NhDNf SDAl
without reserve or m''9 kH e the CLNloS HALL SALE
large collection Of Oil Paintings Coors from the estate
Ct G s.S Jn : SsI'i Mclean" e.q Davis s
YORK &c embracing hDe specimens some OF e1tfaonaJ me
collected by the owners dgn1g % T11y ~ {eaTsf n1 ,vrxcs
SSIs S scD ihiH S Es 'S' the 'IGEsvf ART ROOMS Bo
DEFRIGERATORS, best and cheapest,
~ z. D. BAsSF6RDS POPLAR
(Th1na.G asa
Cooper Institute Building, Asorpace Send for Catalogue
BARGAINS in Teas, Coffees, Groceries, and
lion. THOMAS h. AGSEw, 26O Greenwiehst' New-iork.
NOVELTY CARRIAGE.
~ CRADLE AND CARTILAGE COMBINED.
NOVELTY CRADLE : 10
LEWIS TIBBALS, 52 Broadway, opposite 81 Nchols Hotel
THE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE, 2 to 10
Il H. P. For Circular and Price List address
wM d. RUSSELL, 10 Park-place N Y
VNHE best place in New-YOrk to buy reliable
Watches Diamonds fashionable Jewery AMI Sterling Silver
Wedding Presents, SQUIREs q Fal,oasi Diamonds specially
EURNITURE-Rich and plain upholstery,
i Sc fully warranted IRVING SONS Mandatory and Ware
2o4 to 2o8 East Twenty.seyeah.t near Thriaye
EDWARD E. QUIMBY, ,,ourv,vo nors
1856 Cbsmber,st., corner ColegePlaee.
SECOND-HAND SAFES Bought, Sold, or
- Exchanged BUSH Co., 50 Annst, New-fOrE
DAILROAD TIES.-s,OOO Oak and Chestnut,
Al for sale low BY Z. n. WILTON Co., "a ChG-s.
ERAZER's AXLE GREASE-Best in the
II In oIavarV uHara liFquF FREE
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
SOUTHERN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

RICHMOND, Va, May 23.-In the Presbyterian
General Assembly, to-day, Richard McIwano of Lynch
burg Va, elected Secretary and Treasurer of the
Executive Committee of Foreign Missions The Assem-
bly, refused to change the location OF the Committee Of
Publication from Richmond TO Nashville The Rev. NJ.
ID. Hoge OF Richmond elected delegate 10 tho
Associate Reform Church In America, and the Rev Mr.
Dinvidde 10 the Old School Presbyterian Synod OF
Missouri.
The Assembly dissolved tonight, TO meet on the third
Thursday OF May next, at Little Rock Arkansas.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE PRESB YTERIANS.
UNITED GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

DETROIT, May 23.-The Presbyterian General
Assembly held public meeting of great interest last
night in behalf OF Foreign Missions. An earnest appeal
for the starving Persians made, and collection
taken to aid them This morning the discussion on the
denisson of the ministry resumed and the report
strongly opposed in effective speeches The Rev. Mr.
Thompson OF Japan gave account OF the progress OF
relicous liberty in that country. The Standing Commit
Zee on Freedmen presented their report recommending
that the work be continued in the present form and that
an effort be made raise S2500 for this object during
the present year His Excellency Coy Baldwin was re-
By the Assembly and the courteses OF the House
were extended him. 10 which he responded in brief
speech. Col. snowden of Philadelphia offered paper
Respecting the famine In Persia, which was adopted
Dnr,ng the afternoon the Assembly was occupied In
hearing delegates from foreign eccesiastical bodies
Addresses were made by the Rev. Mr. Gray OF the Can
ada PRESBYTERIAN Church. the Rev George Bell LID, OF
the SYNOD OF the Presbyterian Church In Canada con-
nected with the Church OF Scotland the Rev. Drs william
Millgan and John Marshall Lang from the General AS
seoby OF the Church OF Scotland and the Rev. Richard
smith from the Presbyterian Church OF Ireland In the
evenng Gov Baldwin gave the Assembly reception at
his ma
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

GOV. CURTIN,
GEN. MEADE


plan Of binding hotel whore only visitors the field
be properly earei having the advantages Of the mens
spng which those diseased battle may
back the health aud 9Th they ia their counts service
o be emiuenty proper one
I.rr. y.r.f.r
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

including the Speaker Of the House and President Of the Vic
President Of the United appealed the people behalf
this project: