The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-16
lTELEGRAMS
THE BOSTON CHANGERS.

IhE b,SION 06ANGtkS.
New IoIb, Oct. II The Z sion Gran
ger, composed OF grain ami comnis-io
7 merchants. having 'b~en or cred to disban
~ the Grand Master OF the N,,ions
Gss'ge. on the ground that it vas n".
farmers grange, has refused, snd uhr-a,e,
to bring the matter before the NAiona
Grange. The B1.,cn Garage retains If
books and the initials Of the members, usin.
the pasa ~ord- and eriP- Of the order.
The iire department, Of this ei'y hes 70.
warsied five hundred dollars, by Il e Adam
express. to the Memphis Fire Relief Asso
cisiion, ard will send more in few days.
TROUBLE AMONG TIE CLERGY.
Bishop Cunning. Of Kentucky, hs.
written letter vindicaipg bis own coudnc
and thst Of the { can of Canterbury in thu
matter Of THAR communion in the Presby.
emphaticslls that the Dean Of Canterbury oil
mvsrlf have violated the ecc!es a-ticsI order
Of the Church Of England. or Of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Chn.ch in this country. OF
nave Oeen guilty Of open acts of hostility to
their discipline. There is nothing in the
ecclesisstic order or discipline OF the Church
of England, or Of the Protestant Eoscops!
Church Of this country
FoKBIDDISG SUCH ACT
of INSTRUMENTATION among ChriItiin people
Who are one in faith and love, and one in
Christ, their great head A far as know,
the liberal Episcopalians of New York re-
joice IT, the scion OF the Dean OF Canrerhury,
and thsnk God for it. When the Eo.co-
pal Church OF E gland ami the United
States has been able to clear herself, which
my God in his initiate mercy soon grant,
OF the deadly evil of riIu .li-m, whose las,
development is the revival ofthe confessional
then, and not Ill then, may she become
A HAVEN OF REST
TO maimed souls who would rejoice tn zee her
. common center and bond Of organic unity
to all Protestant Chrisfendom.
Bishop Boiler, when spoken TO on the sub
ject at is-ue between Bishop rozier and
Bishop Cumming, refused TO mike sny pub
lie statement until the time COMES 10, him to
act.
SUSPENSION
The suspension OF Bnrgsp. Hurlbut i Liv-
ingston i. announced. The finn is we'll
known in the sugsr trade Livingston sry-
the tighinsss o. money and the impos>;biliiy
Of getting in payments ia the immediate c, nse
of their suspension. Their ss-e,s will be- a
million and their liabilities one hall tina, sum
PRESIDENT GRANTS LETTER
Publication is made in every post to-day
of the letter from President Gran, To n A
Cowday, OF the Continental Bank, dated The
9th inst 1t ssy "My whole object in
my letter TO Anthony and Clsflin was 10 re-
store confidence to the public minds and give
assurances that the government woulh give
ill the aid in its power. keeping 10 view a.
the same time the solvency OF the national
treasury, which would be- regarded ga money
in the treasury and would he subjected IL.
use for the purpose of showing that taeans
are at hand to give the rei.e. which was
promised. do 10, believe that the present,
panic will hook TO individuals. half the in
jury j.
WILL WORK GENERAL GOOD
to the country at large. Our move ary
aystem ia a creation of necessity; it has no
elasticity, bu, in acme respects il is the beat
that has ever been devised. No one now
distrus,s the value of his paper dollar: on
the contrary it i. seiz-d and boarded with
the same svidi,y now that the gold dollar h,.
he-n in former like sdver.ity; the panic will
call attention to defects in Onr monetary
system and will no douht lead to legislation
to relieve the want of elasticity.
GREENBA ks ARE ABOUT To FAR
with silver. | wonder that silver ia not al
ready coming into the market to supplv the
deficiency in the circulating medium. When
it does come, and predict tina, it will soon,
We will have mide = rapid stride towards
apeo'e payments. Currency will never go
below after that"
The remainder Of the letter ia devoted to
the views Of the President 10 silver as cir
cnla,ing medium and .ub-t;tu'e for currency.
bu, these have been already msde public in
a recent interview.
YELLOW vrR.
Memphis. Get. li.-Ano.her fros, this
slight, e;;t sufficient to increase
hopes OF an early abatement Of the scourge.
Dilisert inquiry fails to find a single new
case. Everybody il advised not to return to
The city too hastily. at least not till more
marked abatement lie manifest, and it cannot
he considerei "a until after freeze. Thi.
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