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Il BOOK SALE.

The book men seem to be following in the
wake OF the dry goods in their OF dealing with
the "Panic" There Will be- at least, very remark
able auction sale of valuable works. by Bangs aerwin
a. Co., on Nov. "A, TO which it may be worth
the while OF collectors to pay especial at
tention. The catalogue, just issued, includes
a number OF standard books, and many volumes coming
under the head OF works." Americana" SPECIAL
copies" works with inserted pictures, &c. &c. Among
the authors represented may be mentioned Froude,
Thaekeray About Dsraeh. Hugo, Hawthorne, Thomp-
SON. speuser Shakespeare Dante, and Milton The Illus
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the law Of the Church had been yiolsted. Yet
neither tho Bishop In whose Dlocese the deed wss per
nor the assembled Bishops have uttered one
word formal and recorded censure Yonr ersosn
draw their conclusion. EPIsOoPhAS'
Ess York. Nov.
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10 the Editor OF The Trt6Nne.
SIR: The withdrawal of Bishop Cummins
from the Episcopal Church Is bold and manly protest
against the castiron rigidy of the policy which con.
trolls that body, and affords the low-ehurchmen an
opportunity which they have had before of
ing new church upon Episcopal principles aud In con-
formity with Evangelical views.
Our church 0or am member OF ~ has been divided
in theory for ages: the two great parties have always
been virtually Two separate and distinct
two churches within church. held together merey by
the bond an external organic law and destitute Of
spiritual unity as Methodists and Roman Catholics
mere corporate union without spiritual union
worth straw and. plainly is not the unity for which
Lat the which has long existed between
these two parties in the Church be made practical by
secession of the Evangelical school The interests OF
will thereby be there Will
united churches instead Of one, normally united. bat
really rent and Distracted by internal strtfcs.
NeSs. i ork, Nov. Is, 1873. . NEw-JERsEY.
THE BISHOPS SUSTAIN BISHOP CUMMISs. l-
TO the Editor Of TIE Tribune.
SIR: One fact relating 20 Bishop Cummins's
Joint communion seems TO have strangely over
looked by your eorrespondsnts The Bishops OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church chiefly responsible for
its discipline II any law Of that Church, written
written had been violated by OF their number. they
surely would at the least clear their own skirts by
saving So And that they have not been slow speak
out when formal cenoDical action could be taken,
wn by Declarations largely signed by them,
and within the last few Now, the Bishops
has led 10 this More than 80 Of them
session in EewYork about fortnight since 10 elect
Bishop Colorado After the formal announcement OF
supposed tkst tbey would have kept silence II
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The New York herald., 1873-12-28
Mrs. Secretary Williams ms n lobbyist
for Her Husban nd.

The Providence 0s H. Press says :-"It Is said
that if Attorney General Williams tails OF conllrlna-
tion as Chief Justice 10 will not be Tor want OF
special effort on the part Of Mrs. Williams. Her
labors OF love or ambition are very marked and ex
cite much comment In the atmosphere oI Washing
ton sOciHty.W
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
THE EDGAR STUART.
BALTIMORE, Dec. q, 1871

BALTIMORE, Dec 27, 1873.
Several dispatches having been sent from this
city in regard to the fitting out OF the hbustering
steamer Edgar Stuart for an expedition to Cuba,
and 1t having been stated IN the local press this
morning that she had cleared from this port for
jamaica, the following authentic and oflcial state
in regard the Edgar Stuart ls furnished the
press:-
.sThe steamer now lies at jenkins wharf, watched
daily by Customs officials Her register Is In the
hands Of the Collector OF the Port and she Will not
be allowed to leave under any circumstances with
out the full knowledge and consent OF the proper
department at Washington"
The Edgar stuart was built at Guilford Conn.,, in
1s89 and from her papers is owned by Zimri w.
Butcher, OF New YORK. On the 21st OF March, 1872,
she obtained enrolment at New York, and sailed
c0astwise for New London, where on the 2Sth Of
the same month she surrendered her enrolment
and obtained temporary register. She arrived
at this port on the 1st OF February last from Key
West, under the command OF Rudolph SINNERS,
her cargo consisting OF II tons OF old iron, and has
been iyng quietly at her wharf ever since. few
weeks ago Colonel Mechor AguerO, representing
her owners, contracted with parties to repair her
boilers ana machinery TO the extent OF lew thou
sand dollars. These repairs arc now going on, and
cannot be compile ted under four or five weeks.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
Ministerial Movements.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

The Archbishop and bishops o the Province O
Cincinnati have determined to consecrate on the
Feast OF the Circumcision, their diocese to the
sacred Heart. The Pope recently received from
Mexico golden chalice, filled with gold coin as a
thank-onering from the faithful In Guadalaxara.
The scm-annnal ordinations in the several dioceses
have added several OF clergy TO the hierarchy
or the Church. Tie diocese OF Newark y. j. has
subscribed and given sG,6j4 50 Tor the support OF
the seminary students. The collections In the
churches in this city and Brooklyn on Christmas
Day were for the benefit OF the Catholic orphans in
both cities. Rev. Father Sater, Of the Cathedral
New York, gave a retreat the week before last at
the Convent OF Mercy Last Houston street
A mission has been opened at the Catholic
church, Evanstown. ILL.,, by Father Garesche
:. j. Father Burke ana companion Redempt0r-
lists have COMPLETED a successful mission In Baltt
more and returned e ~. LOUIS. Rev. Mr.. O'Dwyer,
wno was curatc 70 Father Okeeie at Callan, has
resigned ms ONCE, repents OF his past course, and
Is gong TO Rome 10 ask pardon. Father Hopkins,
oi Philadelphia expects 10 have his new cnurcn all
completed ~ spring. Rev. Dr. Mullen. ol chicago,
lately returned home rom a very pleasant tour
s0uthwards. Archbishop Lynch, OF Toronto can
ada ana Rev. j. y. Pr0lcx, missionary the Ca
nad'an Indians nave lct Dublin Tor Rome. Rev.
william +. Mcllhenny, O Philadelphia, was or
dained priest on the 10th inst. by Bshop Wood.
Very Rev. Father Danen and hs companions
Fathers Masseiis, kOOpmans aud Puttcn-naye re-
turned - chicago, where tney commenced mis-
sion al the Churcn ol the sacred Heart last sunday.
Bishop Gibbons has ordered the dedication ol his
diocese ana yicariatc 10 the Sacred Heart 10 take
place to-day, the Feast of Holy lnnocents.
The Obate Fathers OF Lowell, Mass, are holding
mission at Meadvle, Pa, where they have spent
about two months. The civil authorities OF ST.
Jonn, y. H.. have arrested the Rev. Father Chap
man Tor not paying the school tax. Thcy had pre-
vousy arrested Father M1chaud for ike offence
Threats are also made, II IS said, against the iib
erty OF the Archbishop himself and school matters
In the province are assuming serious proportions
Catholics are urged TO be firm and defiant. The
city OF Richmond, Va, has Catholic p0puiation OF
4,5s3 souls divided into three parishes. Eacn parish
has two parochial schools-one for boys, the other
Tor girls In these schools 935 children are taught
and there are not more than 20 Catholic children
going to the public schools. M0nseigneur PerscO,
late Bishop Of Savannah mas accepted the pastoral
charge OF the Church Oi ST. COlOInbau. Stcrv dta.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
FOUR GREAT CHARITY BALLS.
Splendid Programmc-Terpsic
Hand in Hand with BcnevOlcncc.

Four grand charity entertainments, all OF them
TO take place at the Academy oi Music, ana OF IN
usual proportions. are announced to take place
within the next SIX weeks. They are hrst, the Sew
ent regiment reception and ball, 10 DC hcld Janu-
airy 6, the Roman Catholic Asylum pan, on Janu.
airy the Infant Asylum ball, on the 18Th OF Janu-
airy, and the well known annual Charity ball, on
February 5. ...s
Tne entire net proceeds Of the seventh regiment
trlbuted among the various institutions and 80
clio tics and the receipts promise to be very large
mere were 1000 tickets Issued at S5 each
and IL is circumstance rejecting ths
gregtest credit on the organization that an
the tickets were taken by the members
themselves. There remaining yet to be
sold the Jokes, and these Will be disposed OF by
auction, at the reRmental armory, on the night
OF January y This VIII be more essentially a
smllitary baiF' than any that has ever taken place
before IN New YORK. as at least so per cent oil tho
gentlemen guests VIII be In uniform. The reyi-
ment VIII net between $4,000 and $1,000, as their
expenses wi be comparatively light, for the rcg-
mental band VIII furnish the music and large
number OF tie members OF the rank and file have
volunteered 10 ''do the courteousv as ushcrs.
The infant Asylum, the Roman Catholic Asylum
and the Cha1ty balls VIII be under the highest
patronage, and all OF them viii be very brlant
afnirs, well worthy OF their projectors and OF tie
excellent Oblccs they have In view.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
Re-opcning of st. Pauls Church in New
Hayen-.crmOn by Right Rev. Bishop
Little ejO,.n OF Long Island.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. %, 1878.
This morning large congregation assembled in
this Old church. now made new by extensive addi-
tions and decorations, to participate the ccre-
monies OF reconsecration. Long before the hour
fixed for the commencement OF the service the
church WAS filed by an eager and expectant
throng OF spectators. large number OF dis
tlngulshed c.ergymen were present, including
iiight Rev. Bisnop Williams, OF Connecticut; Right
Rev. Bishop LittleIohn, or the Diocese OF Long
Island, and Rev. Drs. Harwood and
otner clergymen from different portions or the
state participated At the close OF morning prayer
bishop LitteIohn ascended the pulpit and preached
the deilcdtory sernon-an exceedingly able and
appropriate production, and which was listened to
with interest. The music, rendered by a double
quartet, was OF a nigh order
The improvements TO the edIfce have been going
on since June last, and cost IN the aggregate
$4,000. Two memorial windows-one to the de-
ceased vile OF the present rector, Rev. Mr.. Lob
dell, and another to the wife Of Judge Belts, a
prominent member OF the chlrch-a are among the
attractive features oil the interior. The work
throughout Is finished in the highest style OF art
and the church is accounted as strictly ecclesi-
astcal IN all It's appointments, ana OF the most
beautiful III the state.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
Appointments in the Catholic University
of Ireland.

At the meeting OF the Board OF the Catholic Uni
versity. just held in Dublin, Very Rev. Gerald
Molloy, d. d., was appointed vice rector and also
professor OF natural philosophy. Dr. Molioy, pro-
lessor OF theology for many years in :he Royal
College OF Maynooth, is creditably known for his
scientific studies, his WORK on geology having been
iavorablv received. He mas presented the Catholic
University with fine collection OF philosophical
instruments, apparatus and specimens valued at
5000. Rev. L'ADbe Polin, diocese OF Strasburg
graduate or the University OF Paris, mas, on the
recommendation OF the faculty OF philosophy and
letters been appointed lecturer on French and
German. The salary Of Dr. Casey, professor OF
higher mathematics, has been fixed at s4O0 year,
the sum onered 10 hlm To accept similar chair in
Trinity College.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
The Week OF PRAYER.

At meeting OF downtown pastors, held in Dr.
Deems study Church OF the Strangers), 1t was
agreed to hold meetings on the i've evenings OF
the week OF prayer. beginning with Monday, in
the order of the following named churches -
spring street LPresbyterian) Church OF strangers.
Macdougal street (Baptlsu, Greene street (Metho-
dist EpscopaD ana Canal street (Presbyterlan).
The pastors OF these churches Will preside in turn.
There VIII also oe daily noon prayer meeting
rom Monday, January 1, to saturday, January o,
in the canal street tPresby yterian) church, en-
trance No. Il Greene street. near Canal, at which
the pastors OF tnc above churches will preside.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
THE CUBAN LADIES' CHARITY FAIR,

In consequence OF the success obtained by this
fair, instead OF closing on the 2ith instant, as was
anticipated, II Will remain open until the 3oth In
Masonic Temple Sixth avenue and Twenty third
street. the socisty has room very tastcmly dec
Grated with the Cuban and American naQs rho
patriotic Mrs. ". Villaverdc and the ladies' who are
working with her deserve great credit Ior tho
praiscworthy enOts they are putting lortt In be-
hall OF their country. Among the many curIosltics
gulu
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
Christmas Roxing.

The boys OF the Catholic Protectory at Westehes.
ter on Christmas Day presented Brother Tilou
rector of the institution, with fine 500 portrait
OF himself. This is pretty good Tor boys who earn
their bread by the sweat OF their brows.
The New York herald., 1873-12-28
More About EI-Rabbi schIamovI,z.

More About EI-HaDDl scnIamOvuzs
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The articles and communications OF the NEW
YORK HERALD are generally OF grave nature,
such as the times and themes OF the present age
require. Sometimes, however. funny article
Greene In. as natural consequence Of the prin-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-13
HOTEL ARRITALS-MARCH 1a.
Charleston.

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dence; N Cafe, New York; D II Sherman and
lady, Master W Sherman, Miss M sherman,
Jersey CITY; R Van Buren,. New YORK; W J
Miles and lady, Miss Il Mics. Boston; I wet
more, Miss Wetmore, ] Johns, Johns,
Johns. Johns, G Parker, New York; w
Lax, Virginia.; 81 Webb, J W Vincent, Whining
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lady and son, New Jersey; d Lilly, Staunton,
Va; Rev DR. Boge, Richmond; Baker and lady,
Kingsland, y Revere. New York; S L Saul
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acre. Newberry; N L Jones, Graham's; L Genl.
mer, Augusta; 81 q Bleaie. Miss E Bease, New
berry; julius Deyfas Atlanta; A Monroe. J 8
Monroe, Forlda;V Milord, City; W b Mathews,
Barnwell;W d Snowden, City; Jno McFadden,
lady and chlld, Jersey; Jno Floyd, Calvn Rhodes,
Blaud, Uhas Mooney, Darlington; Jack.
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Norcross, Phnadeiphia; W. Bryan, Mrs G
Bryan. Fort Motto; D Robertson and family,
Button; Jno Dougherty, Maryland; B Eber-
hardt, Georgia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-13
TIE SPRING REGATTA.

Two brand.new, arst-class racers arrived In
this city by the steamship Champion. One OF
these is for the Ashley Rlver Boat Club. 1t Is
of cedar, forty-one ieet long, eighteen inches
wide, Is furnished with carpeted sliding seats,
and Ia covered with oil silk, stem and stern on
the outside. 1t was built BY Charles B.
Elliott, OF Greenporr, Long Island, for three
hundred and ten dollare. Unfortunately 1t
was seriously Injured In the course Of trans
portation hither, having been cracked
in several places, and the club have re-
fused to, receive 1t. 1t is feared that The In
,jurles received by this boat will prevent the
club that ordered 1t from taking part In the
coming regatta, as ills thought that 1t can
not be repaired In time to give the crew
designated to row her sufficient opportunity
for practice. The crew consists of Messrs. E.
B. Hume, George Holmes, G. B. Walker and
W. J. Whaley.
The other boat Is paper scull, by the same
maker, costing one hundred aud twenty-five
dollars, and designed as prize to be offered
By the Regatta Association for the rowing
race. This boat is uniDjured.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-13
LO61L LAGONICS.

The board OF trustees OF the State Orphan
Ayslun met and organized yesterday, Mr.. K.
W. gurner being elected chairman.
-Ex Governor Randolph, of New Jersey,
and family were among the arrivals at the
Charleston Hotel yesterday.
The German Rife Club of Augusta recent
" purchased ak acres OF land near that city
to make SChulzenpaz.
The Freundschaftsbund give musical,
dramalcal aud terpoiohorsan entertainment
at their hall this evening.
The National Zouaves held q meeting last
evening and received large number OF let
ters OF application for membership.
An extensive sale OF stocks, bonds, &C.,
at auction, by Mr.. s. G. Black, to take place
this morning, Is worthy the attention ol IN
vestors and speculatcrs.
The Promptitude Fire Company, colored,
paraded through The streets yesterday after
noon, and tested their engine at the west end
OF Broad street.
Bishop Lynch lectured 10 an immense
concourse il st. Michael's Church, New York
City, last Sunday night on "The temporal
power of the Pope"
Bishop Persico will deliver lecture on
Temperance at st. Joseph's Church, Anson
street, on next Tuesday evening at halt-past
seven o'clock. The price Of admission will be
fifty cents.
The various Irish societies of Savannah
are preparing 10 celebrate St. Patrick's Day
with becoming solemnity. Mr. Grayson Mann
has been chosen as orator of the day, and
General Joseph Finegan as chief marshal.
-skerrllt, the Broad street truiterer, next
to The NEWS Office, is going to give hand
some modern front to his etore. That was
a shrewd idea of bis to tempt viii b oranges
and bananas the bulls and bears that gather
around our bulletins.
The Savannah Regatta Association are
considering the expediency of holding q
national regatta at that point during the
coming season. The society is In prosper
GUS condition, and has several hundred dollars
in ils treasury.
The Jury of Inquest impanelled to consider
the circumstances connected with the death Of
VIM. Wigfall, colored. returned verdict OF
wlltul murder against John Brown, colored.
A warrant was Issued for the arrest Of Brown,
but he had not been found up to yesterday
afternoon.
"A Havana telegram says: 1.-THE members
OF the Templeton Opera Troupe, including Mr..
Templeton, the proprietor, and Dir. Rice, the
baritone, who were blown off this coast while
on an excursion, and who have been missing
since Sunday last, have just been heard from.
They are all safe at Cardenas."