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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

The Republican clab OF the Fourtsenth
district have elected the following officers for
the year President, Peter Campbell; frst
Vice president Archie Lewis; third vice preal-
dent, A. Bundyi secretary, @. A. Kuhn; assis-
tant secretary, Robert Butler; treasurer,
James Coleman. A resolution expressing
confidence In The chief officer Of the Dlstrict
The memoriallhls before Congress, was unAn-
imoualy Adopted The meeting, which was
conducted In good humor throughout, then
adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

uaHpuL FACTS WORTH KHowINa.
rHunProu's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best pentrincs IN uss. ftkssps the Teeth clean
and white, aud the gums sound and healthy.
superior 70 nnYthfnN known.
rHonpsoH's Pomade optims is exquisite. II
sofisns, beAutines, and strengthens the hair.
An for sale By IIruagiata. IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

Townsend, washlngton, Pa, 1907 Fst
Turner, Bsnianin q, Ala, las - .ff
Iuthlll, J. H., n ", Metropolitan hotel.
Twlshsl oin'Ey, Mas, ile * q northwest.
Upson, WIN. u, ohio, $40 lath a. northNest.
Van Trump, Philadtlph Ohio, Tis 10Th Il. y
Vaughn, W, w, Tenh, la2l Pa. avenue.
Yoofhees, d. w, Ind, us Mo. Hvsnue.
Wadaell, Alfred NJ, IN. u, a2o eth street
Makeman, seth, n. ", Whitneya hotel.
Walden, Madison NJ, lows. ta8 18th ~ NV.
Waldron, Henry, Mich, National.
Wallace, AlexAndNr g., Il. o., Ebbitt house.
Walls, Josiah T., fla, 1917 L street
MarIen, J. n, n. ", Arlington house.
Wells, Erastus, NO, go Mo avenue.
Mhaeief, w A., n. r., SO iath street
Mhlteley, Richard H., Ga, ~ q street, n v.
willard, CHARLES W, VI, A street a ..
Wtlliama, VIM, Ind, 1lo south A II Capitol Hi
Williams, wmn n. n Arlington HOUSE.
Wilson, J. T., Ohio, ms 81 ~
Winchester, Boyd, Ky, Arlington,
Wood, Fernando, N. r., e25 iBth street.
Young, p. NJ. r., Ga, 81 18th street.
DEIEG ATRS. l
Chafee, ], b., Colorado, $40 itth strsst
Chapman, N, p, Dist. Dol, IRIS u 81. WFHF
Clagett, W. ", Montana, IN Itth III
uarhslde, s., W. 7, an south A 81, Capitol Mil
Hooper, w. H., Utah, Wslker's 18Th II.
MCCORMICK, X o., Arirona, 1913 18th st.
Merritt s. A., Idaho, tis idth street
Armstrong, NJ. K4 DAKOTA, National hotsl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

A 0HhnAH, while ero9aing the Aleghany
FolnE 10 Dc mountains his ioge slipped hlIa On
ths 10, and he COON down on ire broad 81 Ms
bAsk, NIL bis faes stlcking u Dc mud, and dero
" Ahtood," sra -. 49,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

LAhsrTUDn AnD DannirH.-The rsiAxAtion
q nervous enerWy which ersatsa 30 lndiapoaitioh
70 physical OF mental effort, % stroag - almost
. amount 10 poaltiys inability. and which wo
tern lasaltude, proceeds iron Variety Of causes.
The principal Of these are eonstitutionAl dsbil.
lily, heat Of the atmosphere, coupled with hu-
Nudity, climatic changes, and the physical proc
tration canscqnent upon . long illness. Bot
whatever the caaso, Il must be perfectly clear
that II the nervous system 10 unduly relaxed,
somothlnE is required 10 brace Il up. That
somsthinE Il Hostettsr's Bttsrs, which 10 mi.
versally rocognined as the most complete and
speedy recupefAnt Of the physicist forces IN or.
istenoe II has been % thofouehly and widely
demonstrated ~ 70 be matter o. positive cor.
talnty ana familiar Gnowledge that the Bit,ers
vii not only rehAhilitats the physiqua, when
shattered and waatei By disease, but will also II
taken systematically, astuAlty compensate the
eonstitutlonally feeble name Tor lts dencleney
Of strength, and, BY infnaing new lile Into weak
system, sndow 4 with The health and ViEbr
which nature has dcnlDd a. The Tlitters also
enable the body 10 resist the enervatinK innu.
enosa Of beat humidity, and changes frOu, .
tsmperAte 10 hot climate. II Il On these az
counts specially 70 Be raoommended 70 travel
ers And residenu In the torfid some, and persons
Suhiocted 70 abrupt transitions In tsmpsrAtafe
fHn WAsutnorou Orr SAVINGS BAME cor
nof Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, Il open
from $50 70 T;So every Saturday evening, IN I'D.
dition TO It's regular banking hours. II pays In
tsrest On all deposits.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

FNH BLAok GooDs.-I am Offering
choice assortment Of donble-breasted Black
Cloth frock Goats for go and e25, equal 70
best custom work; slngle-breasted full frocks
Of French Broadcloth for els; hne Black
Vests, Of my own manufacture, for ~, e5
aud %, and Black Doeaklns Panfaloons, OF
foreign goods, made by my best hands, for
%, si0 and 80. sIzes TO dt all
0Eo. q. HEsNINa.
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11
HEORaETOWS AFFAIRs.

! Ia.
Az OLD soLDfna.- Oflcer O'Brlen. Of The
Third pollce preclneA on duty in the county,
whilst MAKING ne pntrol yesterday morning,
discovered NE bones q human bslug lying
90 the nver.bank ~ place called Lock
Cove, about throe miles above this city The
lact was reported 70 The stauon-house By the
omcer, ana the subject investigated. when Il
was dlscovered that the bones were those Of
soldier KILLED In the battle o. Balls Bluff.
Whlch had hoaied Gown me river on that
memoraoie DAY, and buried ~ y. Y. Harper,
,Iysr hsnh ~ ~ ,,i.cs PSase , ,hosSs on We
,oSarsS ~ Gen., 1.ns,,,, m, ny ueio ~
sons. ass,n co,ning aho~. IN 1870 y. We
conseonens, ~ ,ba k.nt whsra M ,sl = IN
were deposltod becoming wasbed by M w.
cant hearS AIN. l.narsi No. - ,..,ia..,
~ ,ha di,ooSa,, IA ,hs, ,si,i ~ .. uv.,no9 !,
and nIacsd in M A rilns,,on .sm.,.,I s"'"o'eu
Pee. ~. So. -. - 81,
IN sat,rdav nnon ~ ch..,'a ~ =. AlIe.teo
Mr., II n Es~r bv s,rifIns ~. s -s,s
ha,chst b,,,.,ns, h.s H. 49, ~. VIZ
comnlalnant sts,.s ,hst az. $780, .....se
roo,rs a., Ma,h :, 80. - ssrhtn ~. .o.ne
dillon mai ihs latter nsId Xxx 80, ~, W,
dncted her.eif In ! re.i,ertshle r,snn., ~,
aitcy,sa,,. "a s,,,,S W. y, -, ~.
table that she called 81 her rooma "a noilfy
her 10 leave, when she made the assault a.
stated. sophia was brought bsfore Jndge
Smell, and the case was rested until Witnesses
for the defeuce could DO snmmoned.
The number Of arrests made a The Third
police precinct during the past week wa sgv-
euteen, mostly for intoKicahon. 49,
BnKAKIno rms FoUnTH COMMANDMENT
A large force Of wurhmen were enanaed vrs-
terday laying the thlrty-six. Inch water main
at College pond, q short distance from The
aaueduct making connection with the water
u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

SEH the announcement In this Issue Of
summer session OF that reliable Institution,
the Wellington Medical University Of BAltl'
more Nd. fH a..la..l#l.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

] MISS mOUns are nov ahRittsa N England 10
oonEtltuteA full days work, and Al All parties
seem satiIhod that II should Be %, We don't see
how any one reasonably complains about Il,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

MEssRs. FITZPATRICK a WALSH, who have
q contract 70 grade and gravel Eighth street,
with their work, " thoss having charge OF
bullding the sewer and laying the pipes will
complete theirs. The citizens along The line
Of improvement are Just a. anxlous 20 have
the street fxed a. the contractors named
above. II IL one Of the principal street, on
the nayy-yard, and II ought 10 be attended TO
u once. wv Ia ~ l l. M
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

The Dashaways and the Heard sf Health.
The following resolutions were introduced
a. the meeting Of the "Dashaways" last
night and were adopted;
kSioiped, That We hall with pleAsers the 40
tlon of the Board Of Health, innfltuting irspeo.
tons OF the various poisonous Drug sold ~
splrituOus and malt liquors and wine and oder
by the grogshops, restaurants, saloons, hotels
and grocery stores OF the District. TT
RssolVed, That We believe more Of disease,
suffering and death 10 prOduood By the above
named drinks than all other oAases that have
a. yet boon discovered. ' w
After remarks by MssarS, savage, Bnod-
grass, Early, James, Peck aud Others the
meeting adjourned. '..,.I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

that Posr-If u d In training and
quentlall 2" Ia u much Of . beAAIi %
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

MR. GEoRaE W. CALvERT can BE found At
ROMAN L OoH's,
bV Seventh street, May Handing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

As young lady named Mary HoyO was
stapplnE from , street car, At Inc lntefseoli0p
Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue,
on Saturday afternoon, her dress became en-
tangled IN the wheel VI = carriage that Waa
passing, throwing her 70 the ground and seri-
oRAly fractnrlng her skull In the fan. She
WA taken up by some friends and conveyed
TO her home where medical aid was soon In
attendance, q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

Fnirz has opened At the corner Of seventh
and street, MAY Building" 90 and see
him. He has everything to please In the way
Of viues, liquors, cigara, and eutnbleG HIS stock
being nom nrSt hands is guaranteed TO DO Of
prime quality. .......
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11
CITY ITEMS.

DooLHr's YHAsr PowpuR ls convenient eco.
nomical and always reliable. No waste Of food
prepared with H. ASH Il always rths bes, quail.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11
AMUsEmENTs.


N a
-. - M. -,-,..
Ahwho A''e"d .he iouug heh Snris', !.
Association reception tonight VIII have the
pleasure OF hearing for the Art time several
new uleo,a Of music thai the Marine hand
-. -, ,..,,,,.,,,,. a.. -, ,.,..l
Seon p..N.s.s ~, soui. ua,
49, e,,laSsnc. n sTnnr,sd ,hess vii n,
iA.ks aa.enaa ~ y, su, .s WI ~
I9ym enough ior All, a. he enure ou,aing
mi ,,,.,, s.,.'ah,sn,',. ~. ~
aeuna, WI i pa, I , ~ s"1 w
WI, ,,,s.. ,o - 'o. ,,s,i INA hn,a 40 ,ss,
seea mhue 70 eare Ior coat huu na.s, 70 ma =,
me ordinary e9nlnsion IN thls Quarter rlll I "
thst this viii be- The happI,,st reception thai
the aasociAtlon has given thia season. Tick.
cts at the rooms
"p,ys,r.,, re,. Rye.Iua.
Daring the present week the great play Of
aDivorcer win ha preaented nj the National
-. .,,.,,,,a ,.',.,I,,,, !, NJ. n.I,,, Fl,,h'
w p - ~. -.
avenue theatre, New iork GUY vi the play
h seems but necessary to state that for up,
wards OF two hundred nights II drew crowded
houses TO MIR. Days theatre. The company,
composed OF ladies and gentlemen possessing
remarkable familiarity with the respective
characters OF the play BY reason OF its fire.
quent rendition, Ia an excellent one. IL mum
many ni,, =, ssns a"o ~ =, MY is,l.
al New YORK on he serre Of personal besnty
and professional accomplishments Il can
Be- safely raid that the audiences which pa
uvnlsep INC N1,loon auIlng nne engAK ,als
w uoupe WI n1s oe ~ y. ~,
, Mnno ~ ~ wy ,..n.ssi ~ u, T.
rSsSs Y, s ~ prTmss .os ,Is
The worth ofIhe play The Now York Epsr.
dng Post Z potielng this drama says; "Di-
voree Y stli the grand passion o. the Eiip,'
~ ..'e,,c -. ana hs /. r.snl, ~ ~ NJ
d~-ervrd reward
S.,afs for .Diyorco- can now be reserved.
.TT-T ~. -,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

FINE LroHr.ooLoRED oAssINERE PAsrs, for
early hpfinG wear, ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11
$I,2Ss,l4S!
m Cash Glna % 10 Distributed ~ the
Merchants e. Bankers Association
or NEW YORK.
DAILY DRAwINGsi
Prizs fer Krery TIehst.

Dash ON ...s 'lS $3.50 e c-'A pm. .sA. 'lS s.,S
y 100 tss rs = q AZ
~ eold M.leh... ,....,"',..-.,"....Sf6 10 az
- f5.na .'s.ss..s...... 70 ~
- sIsnt riano. eaah. ,..s... 40 70 100
0s.A dn.. sil,ss w.ss. "a. ;s.i;:d * sJs
..a sAAqss % az. Ass o. hs .bov. Psi..s 10 .
helef b drawn vith1ut shsios aud -sat b. ail 10 n
.ddrs.s ms ys!se named upsa !, yill Be dsliVsrsd
.d hs q sn 90 q 2: rat. =: In
Yes yin l.os Ss.. nv p.i.: e,ss;. zoe Nv for
No bssss Our palscs. on dsespd y. ~, a. sih...
opiaIons Of ls PrcssaF.ir ds.iiss a. y s.l,.d
o. The Rs,iv fsss' Jsis W t 1s@e s,s
general ssfisfaotlon- Us aan ksifnss. lug '" s"'
hkyEnsscfs. ,By kied per,aission us r.i.- 10 the
,elloTio.l fs.sllIa Lane. l1asyls, dts. sis ~.
Blake ~ Paql. piano, $40 bAmssl v, Raymond,
kPo1 4. PntL Oelumbss. Ohio, o. ,Sca. ''''''
u S :f: i;ti e; & 81 .. 's';
1s - ss sss,:d % whom '. ga. lib.,l ,.a...
meats. and gsaraHi's safitJastfoH.
mhg dtfAltv and q brsadWny,HH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

sIa .aditiSs e 1. y: ssS,s PTie:., te ets, per
Ae-Pilil Of al the shove UiRes extra ffOm
so 70 ", coils, per ease. "
Ag-All time purchaaea must be closed By nots.
As-the shove are New fOrk prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11
THR COURTS.

oT Seventh ,iSSsi. Ny i Baiialps
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-11

The following members Of Congress have ar.
rived Ia the city and located thsmssiyes as IOl
lowsi
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No, 40 Seventh street northwest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-04
ILLINOIS.
Destructive Freshet-Widespread De-
VastatlOn Of Crops.

Destructive Freshet-WIIespread De-
VastBtIOn of Crops.
CHICAGO, June 3.-A tremendous rain
storm passed over a portion of Central Il
linois, last Saturday, and Saturday
night, doing great damage to crops, fences,
ETC., in the country. At Springfield cellars
and Easements were flooded, and in several
instances water poured into the first floors
of the houses, driving the inmates to more
comfortable quarters. Drains aud sewers
were overfown and badly damaged. In
brick yards near the city, thousands of un-
burned bricks were totally destroyed. A
portion of the track of the Springfield and
Illinois Southeastern Railroad was washed
away. Great damages are believed to have
been caused throughout the entire section
visited by the storm.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-PassengerS and rail
road employees who arrived here from the
East yesterday and to-day report an unpre-
cedented rain fall Saturday night in Cen
trail Illinois, covering the area from the
Wabash to the Kaskaskia rivers, and from
the Toledo and Wabash to the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad. Thousands of acres
are submerged, the streams have overhowed
their banks, railroad tracks inundated,
crops, fences, trees, ETC., swept away. A
report from Winchester, on the st. Louis,
Rockford and Rock Island Railroad, says
some five hundred yards of track near that
place were washed away. At Bunker Hill,
a few miles East of here, over inches of
water fell. 1t is believed that immense
damage has been done to crops, farm i'm
provements and railroads throughout the
above named district, but no detailed ac-
count is yet received,
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NEW YORK.
MasOnIc-The Negro Question.

MasOnIc-The Negro Question.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The Grand Lodge
of Free Masons of this State meet here to-
morrow. Delegates will be present from
the Grand Lodges of England, Ireland,
Scotland, Prussia, Germany, Hungary,
Brunswick, Ottawa, Ontario and every
State and Territory in the United States. 1t
is believed the question of acknowledging
cOlored Free Masons will come before the
Grand Lodge.
Stokes.
The case of Stokes was up before, Judge
Ingraham this morning, on settlement OF
the interrogative to be put to Dorman B.
Eaton and NJ. Stanley now in Europe.
Commissions were issued to Geo. A. Sedg-
wick and United States Consul to read and
take this testimony.
The Memory of Bennett.
The Board of Aldermen adopted a resolu-
ton mourning the loss of Bennett, to attend
the funeral in body and that the flags on
the public buildings be placed at half-mast
on the day of the obsequies.
An Incident of the Strike.
Mr.. Steck, the piano maker, was arrested
this afternoon in suit by Conrad Barsch,
a workman, for false Imprisonment.
Barsch was arrested at Steck's instigation
for interfering with the workmen OF the
latter. Bail was given.
Ku.KIuX?
ROCHESTER, New York June 2.-Fred-
erick Douglas residence, barn and out
buildings were burned last night. Loss
several thousand family absent.
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MEXICO.
Trerino,s Forces Ronted.


MATAMORAs, June 2.-Last night at II
O'Clock news was received announcing that
Gen. Trevino, finding himself being
hemmed in between Gen. COrrellO's from
Saltllo, and Gen. Ceballe's from Camargo,
attempted to eyacuate Monterey, when he
was attacked and badly routed, losing the
greater amount of his men and material,
but escaping himself with small guard
toward the mountains. The bells were
rung and the troops paFaded with music st
midnight, celebrating the victory. This
cuts the entire road from the frontier to the
City of Mexico in possession of the Govern
ment, which has sufficient force in the in
tervening cities to maintain order. Gems.
CebeIlo's and CorFello's armies united,
about 1000, since the fall Of Monterey, will
be used to pursue the reVolutionists dis
persed throughout the country in small
bands, The mail stage and telegraph viii
be restored in q short time, and commu-
nications opened from this city to the cap
ital.
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ALABAMA.
Severe StOrm-Several Lives Lost
Three Circus Riders MangIed.

Severe StOrm-Seyeral Lives Lost
Three Circus Riders MangIed.
MEMPHIS, June 3.-The Courtland Gala. }
NeleS of Saturday says: On Thursday eve
ming, May %, a severe storm passed over
this portion of the country, doing consider
able damage to property and causing the
death of one man. Several others, we hear,
were wounded at the circus in this place
that evening. Three actors or the Queen
City Circus were severely wounded, one
having bis arm broken, another his shoul-
der dislocated, and the third received Sc
we're confusion on the head.
Same night at Fosters saw mill about ten
miles from this place, a large tree was blown
down across a shanty in which Mr.. Davis
who was supplying logs for the mill was
temporarily staying. The cabin was
Shanghai and was crushed by the trunk of
tree WoundiDg Mr.. Davis and two others.
Mr.. d. is not expected to recover.
At Lagrange, near Leighton, in this
county, the house of Mrs. Elizabeth Telton
was struck by lightning and burned. Mrs.
Teton was away on visit and no lives
were lost. Great damage is done to tim
Der throughout the country, and also to
outbuildings.
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was shown 10 be correct. Therefore If his
name were mentioned in the records of the
Buell. military commission, alleged to have
been removed from the. War Department,
It must have been TO bis credit. The COM
mission was held before he came to Wash
The Conference Committee on the Tariff
and Tax Bill have agreed on their report
They place whisky at zoe, which covers
everything excepe the ten cent stamp On the
barrel for rectiAer, and they fix uniform
tax of 20con tobacco. ~ EE
Rureau Howard.
A dispatch from Gen. Howard states that
at q council held with the Mexicans, Pap
pahoes, Pimos and Apaches peace has
been agreed upon. The Indians agreeing
to stop further raids and aid Gen. Crook IN
capturing incorrigible hostile Indians.
Howard says success now appears sure.
The President
cave audience to-day TO delegates from Mis-
sissippi, Indiana, Kentucky and other
States, on their way to the Philadelphia
Convention. A delegation from the uni
versal Peace Union also had an interview.
- Fenians.
The Secretary Of State, replying to let
ter from Gen. Banks, says: s'Ao American
citizens are imprisoned in Canada on ac-
count of completely in tae invasion Of Can
ada"
Naval Sales.
The Secretary of the Treasury in reply
70 House resolution states that $l2, ,675. .S57
had been paid into the Treasury from sales
Of property by officers of the Navy Depart
ment since May 80, 1865. Ali moneys are
credited TO specific appropriations and might
be used according TO the terms Of appro-
priatiOn on requisition Oftbe Secretary of
the Navy, but in no case were the monies
50 deposited subject to the order OF the
draft Of the officer making the deposit.
Whisky and Tobacco. .--..-.-
ingtOn TO take his seat as Vice-P President,
and after he became President he never
thought of the subject of the records, nor
did be know they were lost until he saw
publications to that effect in the newspapers.
When the President came out Of the
committee room, he was invited by MEM
Der of the House TO visit the Hall of Rep
resentatives, but declined. Numerous mem
bers of both parties gathered round him,
shook hands, and entered into conversation
with him. .....-
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The Illinois Campaign.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
FraternaI Relations with the Church
South.

EE6NCEnuA hEAaNAOAS Win BAAC GhGECkA
South.
New YORK, June 3.-The Committee
on the State of the Church reported that
that all differences between this Church
and the Methodist Church South were har-
moniously settled, and they proposed a
committee to confer with the leaders of the
Church South, to bring about fraternal re-
lations between the two Churches. Sew
eral delegates spoke in favor of this project.
DR.. Fuller said there was a growing ten
dency in the Church South toward frater-
nal relations. He asked that the report be
adopted and delegation sent to the South.
The report was adopted unanimously by a
rising vote, even the Rev. gentlemen on
the platform rising to sanction it.
In the afternoon session, it was resolved
that a committee ofnine members be ap-
pointed by the bishop to confer with any
other religious bodies desiring ID unite with
the NJ. E. Church.
SabbRtaFian Sanctity.
The special committee on the sanctity of
the Sabbath reports the following resOlu-
tiens:
Resolved, that we viii oppose every fnva-
sion of the sanctity of the Sabbath
by social visits, drives for pleasure,
by railway trains even for the transporta-
ton of the mails, by steam and canal boats,
by opening places of amusement, by secular
lectures Sunday evenings, and by throwing
open libraries and reading rooms to the
public; that we viii resist in every lawful
way the attempts made to erase from our
statute books the wholesome Sunday laws
which have come down to US, a heritage
from our fathers.
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BUREAU HOWARD.
uis conduct at ChancelIorsviIle

His Conduct at ChancelIOrsV1lies
CHICAGO, June 3.-R. B. Howard, broth
er to Gen. o. o. Howard, whites to the
Tribune of this city, in which he says the
statements published in the San Francisco
Chronicle and attributed to Gen. 10. Hook
er, SO far as they imply any want Of hon
esty, courage and prompt obedience to Or
ders at Charlottesville on the part Of Gen.
Howard, are false. He expresses the hope
that on Gen. Howard's return from his
Indian mission he will be induced to state
the facts in the case, even if they seem un-
friendly to Gen. Hooker.
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ARIZONA.

First Fruits of HOward's Mission,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.--An Arizona
dispatch says on the 22d of May the ApG=
ches murdered Theo. Pritz, herder for
Stevens & Bashford, almost within sight of
Prescott, and ran off 200 head of sheep.
Pritz was formerly a reporter for the Press
at st. Louis. The body was found horribly
mutilafpd
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New York, June "a Boston dispatch
says, on Saturday Afternoon VIM. II. Wald-
Leigh, discount clerk of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, was discovered to be default
ter to the amount of $4,000 in United
States bonds. Wadleigh was arrested and
held in default Of $25, 900 bail. The defal-
cation was the result Of stock speculations.