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\ SrAETIHG OFFER TO CrB,.-Thc ioI p
loving letter Is published hy the New lorA
Hgrdii:
70 tie Eitto' Of Ire HeroiN:
NEW YORK. November T., 1SI3.-l have
every reason u suppose that my brother,
Colonel &. {. Stuart, IS among the silllgn-
tered passengers of the FirginuS. He lett
New ! urk about the 1>t OF October, llltend-
in" 10 Join General Ryan at Kingston. lie
probably went Under IN assumed namc, Il
he was well known in this city and TO the
spanish authorities. My brother was thirty
SIX Yeas OF age, SIX feet high, ana spare
built. He served as Il lieutenant under
Walker in Nicaragua, 1857; as coIoncl
in Tie Confederate army during the late
war. Is Iieutcnaut-c0lonel OF cavalry under
Escobcdo i'll Mexico, 1867, and was
induced by Ryan TO engage i'll the Cuban
struggle. ANY information concerning his
late will bc literally paid for; and to
The Cuban patriots OF tins city L VIII
make the following proposition towards tit
ting out another expedition | VIII sub
scribe $4,000 to every SljO,0u0 that they
VIII raise. l Will do more: will agree 10
raise 900 men, well Differed, all abIc-bodled,
and ali having seen service, and put them
aboard suitable vessel THAT the Cubau>
shall furnish, properly equipped and pro,
vi>ioncd), At some point on our coast that
may select. As guarantee to perform what
propose | will put up Il forfeit OF SlOo,OOV,
10 be used for the benefit Of the families who
have lost their protectors By the Spanish
butchcry. If the Cubans mean business
Americans should meet them halt way.
Yours, truly, WALTER STCARr.
=. S.-My po>t-otfice address will DC for
the coming week Ionkers, n. y; alter
wards, Richmond, w.
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JoIST CoMaUstON AND THE RESIGNATION OF
BfsHop CuAHINs.-Tbe New York Ecening
Iost publishes letter from Rev. DR..
ADAMS (Presbyterian), Of New York, to
BISHOP Potter, in reply to the criticism OF
Inc Bishop on the action of the Dean OF
Canterbury in participating in the joint
communion which took place in DR.. Adams S
church. The following extracts give the
substance Of the letter:
" The real question is this: whether
hdellty to ones ordination yows.as minis.
Ter IN the Episcopal Church forbids the be-
lei THAI, outside OF that Church. there are
othef Christian Churches whose ministers
are ordalned in accordance with their laws
ana methods, and as such, in suitable places
ana times, entitled to Christian respect and
fecognitlonT lie who answers this cues
ton aflrmativcly will, of course. hold him.
sell ready to specify the particular canon
and VOW OF the Anglican Church which en-
acts this prohibition.
"Soui.sLirring and sublime was it when
vast aSsemblages, composed Of men from
every nation, and kindred and tongue, and
people with full, honest voices rehearsed to-
gether their common creed, Il believe in the
Hoy Catholic Church and the communion
OF SAINTS, accepting the definition of that
Church as given BY the Episcopal standards
an WhosRrQ and call themselves Chris
tIanS.' If peril were in the air there would
DC necessity for warning from every Chris
tlan bishop. But when no such necessity
exists, Tor any man to volunteer contemptu-
Gus criticism upon good men and true. friends
OF ecclesiastical order, meeting together to
confer on the highest aud heiest Interests,
and this coupled with censurc on the absent
and the dead, is something which causes ut
most pain and grief to the household of
Cod"
a dispatch from Louisville, Ky, says,:
The reception of the circular-ettcr Of
BISHOP Cummins, OF the Diocese of Ken
tlcky, announcing his withdrawal from the
Protestant Episcopal Church has created Il
profound sensation here among Episcopa-
ilans. Private letters from him intimate his
intention to continue his Episcopal office on
the basis Of Bishop Whites prayer.book.
Bishop Smith, senior bishop, will be written
TO to return at once to Kentucky to continue
Episcopal authority. Bishop Cummirs's
withdrawal, it is thought, will create some
complications in the Kentucky Episcopal
Church"
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4 Man FALLS FROM CHURCH SPlRE.--
About half-pa-t O'Clock yesterday morning
Cornelius Sheridan. while engaged III stating
The spre Of ST. Peters church, now I'D course
Of erection at the corner Of Wayne and liar
vrv streets, Germantown, slipped and fell TO
the Ground Il distance OF about seventy icct.
I'm his rapid descent he struck on The scliioiu-
inr several times, and when he finally reached
the ground was in horrible condition. Hts
head was nearly split open, a large part OF
the scalp hanging over one eur. MS
back, ribs, and legs were also broken. lie
was removed to the Germantown ainlshousc,
and medical attendance summoned. Drs.
Lcavitt and Ashmcad were soon on hand, ana
rendered every possible assistance Inc
stewart of the house, Mr.. SchectZ, ana his
wife, paid the injured man the kindeSt at
tcution, but all without avail. The family
of the injured man was notified o.! The SAD
occ,lrI encr, and in the afternoon his wife and
SONS and daughters arrived. He seemed TO
recognize them, but was unable TO speak.
Attwenty minutes after + o'clock he expired.
Deceased was iil'ly-two years OF aye, aud re-
sided at Thirteenth street and Columbia
avenue. Philadelphia Bulletin, 18Th.
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SflNnt011.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
STANTON November Is. lS12

STArxToS, November Is. 1873.
4 musical s0'1fe was given last night BY
the pupils of the Augusta Female Seminary.
The Conccr. Hail was filed with an invited
audience, who listened attentively aud with
great delight TO the excellent music. both yo-
cal and Instrumental. Of which the enter
iainmcnt consisted. There was no printed
programme. and hence your correspondent
cannot give the names of the pieces or the
performers. suffice it 10 say, however, that
The entertainment was delightful one in
every respect. The Young ladies, handsome
IL dressed. were looking their lovclicsi, and
their pcy!orInauccs were frequently greeted
with hearty and apprcciativc applause.
There were quite Il number of University
students present who had come rather to get
a rlimp<c Of some fair friend and feast their
ewes unon the bright array Of loneliness than
to listen Ia the music: but hc ii cnlcrcu OF
record, To their credit. That they conducted
Themselves with the greatest dec0rum and
urauricty d,uin- the entertainment. and we
are harry 10 state were rewarded at it, close
hy The haIt-hour allowed the young ladies 10
exchange greetings with their friends ana
acquaintance. This feature is quite al irl-
proyemcnt. 80 the Young men think, over
former So'yt,'S Mt hich not more than 1lVc
minutes has been granted for this mutual
Interchange Of greetings. This Is the l'r>l
s3,Jt. Gi,cn III This seminary this session,
and the proficiency exhibited lust night
speaks we'll for the musical talent OF the
pupils.
All Of the schools in the city arc largely
attended this session, notwithstanding The
financial panic aud the ycllow-feyer have
prevented quite number Of pupils from
coming.
Trade in our city is quite brisk. The
streets are daily crowded with wagons from
The country bringing in flour, corn. and
other country produce. and since cold
weather has begun wagons loaded with wood
add 10 the Jam on the business streets. Our
citizens had INDUCED The hope that the com
piction OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
would enable them 10 burn coal here this
inter, ana thus be independent Of the cX-
oThiiaut prices which wood brings here in
the dead of winter. Bat such has not been the
ct>c--thc price O! coal has come down but
very little. and the people have their choice
hctwccu hch-prlccd wood and high-priccd
coal The completion OF The Valley railroad
i now looked forward to a the only hope
OF reducing the prices Of fuel, Is it will
bring about competition between the Cum
l'"rIid and kanaWha coal-m.ncS, Is well a.
between the two railroad lines.
The .tIbcmarc bunting company passed
here this morning on their return, after 4
very successful hunt of len ur twelve days
ii ti:c North mountains. MAX.
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IspvsTRlAL Observation-Disclosures Tue
worst ELECTS of the financial panic are wear
iu- away, is is indicated by the almost
daily resumption Of business by estaollsii-
ncnis which had suspended. Among inc
m re recent assumptions are the lolio"ilS
The West Boylstun Manufacturing COM
DREW has resumed business with Il feuuclioh
Of 20 per cent. OF wages. ScHciai othei
cslabi> macnls in Massachusetts,, WHICH nit'
closed, viii resume, the operatives having fol'
unfairly come forward and offered TO accept
reduced WAGES Reports from Maine, Connec-
ticut. and Rhode Island state that many
manufactures viii rcstlmc i'll II week or TWO
on half time, and several have already done
80. There appears TO be Il cheerful tccilng
in The western part OF New York. Business
men of Buffalo state that they have moi slll-
frrcd from the panic, and the financial dc.
preston irls had little effect upon the gene
raj trade Ct the city. The long strike (sincc
.llly last) of the coal-diggcrs along the Mo-
uonouheja river having terminated, aIl the
rDaI.works are now running their full Gu
n,c,ty. scycrai suspended Iactorles III iiult.
ford, Conn, are 10 resume 1T once, ana
others are prepared to increase their running
time.
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GENERAL ErAS aNp HIS FAMILY.-A Chi
ca.o dispatch says: Gcneral W. y. {. Ryan,
shot b. the spaniards at Santiago dc Cuba,
ha. a mother and one sister living i'll this
city: also brother Mr. I. Is. Ryan, living
at Joliet, in this State. His mothers second
husband is named Dunn, and he is a garden
er on Tie north side. General Ryan was
born il Toronto, Canada, i'll March, 1873.
There is Another brother, Colonel John G,
Ryaa, living in Pine Bluff, Ark. He served
in the rebel army. and Wa, once arrested
and CHARGED with completely i'll Tie conop-
;acy of John Ii. Strratt. The relations Of
tuc murdered General are taking measure,
10 obtain his remains ir"m the spanish
authoritir, to bring them 10 Chicago ior IL.
tefurnt.
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\ NIEGlSIAS on TIE Observation-Disclosures
ington Repubiican.]-Maj j. &. Harris, OF
Louisa county, Na, was sell known to many
Wa>hng;onians. He was one OF the brave
uniortunatc> on board the Nirginiu>. Like
Ryan, he bad spent some years on the west
,rn plains and in the mining rego0s Of The
Pacific slope, and was ever aciuacd by the
restless spirit Of adventure. y few Weeks
since Nni0r Harris found himself unoNpccI-
cdly idle. and al once turned his attention 10
CuiNu emigration with the hope OF improy'
iDr hi, fortunes. lie was Il man OF great
energy Of character. brave and generous.
Iii, sad fttc will be lamcnled by numelolS
friends in this District and in Virginia.
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.tTEN M-IEATINE.
+. II. COOK & CO.,

of aud contractors for the erection
Of IDW-rRESSU RF SEA M-!lEAilStta Al ~
JtTI's hy direct or Indirect radiation, offer TO con-
tract for the warming by steam Of dwellings or
public buildings, nj prices as low rs Is consistent
villa Lr,i-claas work.
III, M.,Irvc our apnarr.tus to be the safest most
hc;tlihul, durable, and economical OF any In use.
satisfaction guaranteed In every case. -
We call particular attention 10 MlLLS'S IN
TENT STEAM-GENERAI OR, two of which may
o. :: &c seen il operation In Richmond College.
4. Il. COOK CO..
po17-dutsw4t Elmtrs, y. I.
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REaArKABLE LoNGEvITY.-Uac Of the most
remarkable families, says the Charlcstown,
NV. Va.) Spirit, in point Of longevity that
we know of is the Wysong family of this
comfy. Four brothers, all raised in Shop
herdstown, arc now living. and are aged re-
sncctiycly. rs follows: Joseph, living i'll Ohio,
ninety-one years; Isaac, residing III l leu lt
rick city, Md, eighty-fYe years; Lewis.
aged seventy-six, and John, aged seventy
three. still living near shepherdstown.
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..s.1>.nr>.> Or VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
.a>. PROTESTANT CHrEcH.-M. j.
-H"u., Wc-Itr:t: l.. /. Cosby, Con.
$500. missionary.
as.-A1n-don, George Il. Barr, D.
rn-lin,vnduur. LyncuOurg. ID. h..
,.l.r.d. .uIrrjlltendrnt- loaned by Ma
H.. inference. Norfolk. J. VI. Holmes,
..snHrut-~Iymred ~ Maryland Con-
-, uup5cIl, j. :. Russell, super
lat: :. !. Li@Gan, ". +. Nichols, A.
..-. Gtrrn>yijt". N. J. Langhorn". SUI
.',:a;-ar: !. Il. Wood, assistant. Good
., II. e. Bul. superintendent. Gac,>
e, q. II. lIi0llJa, superintendent.
.-l,,... {. =. Ncilju--!oancd ~ TIM
. .>HA cont, flop"Wcll. nr. II. :.
.-,u-|. superintendent. Midway, :.
.uan.. superintendent. Moorc>hurg,
L.H>. Superintendent. Princess Anne,
.,d. Paint Mountain. J. +. EIl,r,
u,"udrut. Providence, \. j. hobclt>,
..E.alcut. Or. j. q. johnson, assist
iu, cove, John +. kun>ic, >upcrin-
...E: :. y. >laIErd, assistant. SurTy, X.
#~sg,1u4u. superintendent {. ". Pet
...-.,. ~mitAiirll. m>upplici.
...a..- 81. hauy. i. Il. thomson. ID.
superintendent: Holly Creek, unsup-
8: !m,lIm Creek, unsuppllcd; hclI-
!. II. ~t3t'uI, superintendent: W.
.... #r-rYh -ulvrIy, assistants; Kings
......s., led: Matthews. :. Walker, SUI
....4,u,: >all>ilp, nu>upplicd; Tyrcc-
.. b.. l.. Greenfield. superintendent !;