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THE RELIEF FUNDS.

z. A. Tyler has received the following COM
nun,cation from Mayor witz OF New-orleans thanking
the jewelers. silver manufacturers importers of watches
and kindred branches in this city for the aid they
had rendered TO the Louisiana sufferers
TrIaH-Hy SIR YESTERDAY for the fourth time had
,hs oee for $500
hsby bs tDah unsolicited donation Of AsI from
f,nd. Thomas and
.aaetarsr, sw and in SexiOrs CITY for the
srop action repeated deserves the ourf
destitute and
hve admiration for the noolene Of such
gold witch they beat
t,d ibAa any Of the diamonds which thes handle
TIN, large welcome addition insufficient
and rapidly reef @ have The honor 10 remain
a.isnt WLrI Mayor And lreAs Relief FaRd
N,DOrLe4as, MAJ 20, 1874
The subscrD beers referred 20 above are as follows:
Kno. Reh,rdsoa Co, SlOOi nfaRJ Co. 800 Brapsrd,
ss,l. % $50 Rande Co, $50 Thomas G.
ybu Whax CoapaaY 500 Fitca JhAtsertoa $50
Co. 500 Spsdone hoe1 Co, go jacob Gerard
o. az John A. Rev TO-. So. Eaxene Robert Co. s2J
ID Bnh s25 Hedges s25 Eseamasu Bro. S25 DEAN.
90 CO. SIS; sas.frd, Lor,eb Co. $40 Giles Wales n
Co, $40, A. Rranaasa % so hdwArd Todd *
n Bis.saxrr, SO, ss.phsd LsbouIeher Co. tlOi
WIN RuhI Co 500 Wheeler Parsons Hsyes, 400 waeh
Co 300, srows Co.. go 5ehuy Ter H.ftey Graham, 800
Carter Haskia. Doii go Rob5n Appleton, so halieni
as Cstis. so Gerssa ars Co, soO, Alsss Dr0A Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05
REUNION OF THE Pennsylvania RESERVES

BELLEFoSrE Penn, June 4.-The ninth an
uua reunion OF the Pennsy Reserves held In this
town to-day surpassed any former meeting Of that asso
ciaton A detail OF cadets from the Agricultural Col
lege fred the morning gun at sunrise and national
salute at noon. procession nearly mile long, con
ssng the and other soldiers OF the county
cadets military and fire companies. soldiers Of the War
of 1sl2 section of artillery and citizens foot pa
raded the principal streets Gen. ". H. Blair acted as
cbietmarshal In the afternoon business meeting OF
the Association held in the Courthouse President
rn in the chair The address or welcome. delivered
nv Gen James Beaver and song composed ior Tue
occasion ,by James W. Fury we're voclferously sp
nlauded The Grafton Of Col. r. A. Mccoy was most
rredtable effort. Col. Mccoy reviewed many recoliee
Mons OF other DAYS nigh forgotten. He stated TINS
fact not generally known, 10 wit tAat Wnlie tue ne
serves ared the first shot Of the Army Of the Potomac
tho rst flag OF truce received from Gen Lee at Apo
msttox Court house, through the pickets oi the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05

$50 nsni. dasain Co ESQ Brov. cca s.ce sss s.Al.
Groesche CO., S25 Ira Rehsris Co. s25 Bishop
Deieuck Co.. $50 sscteu Davis s25 Han,isg
SD rh Bloch Bro go Ianooin, Tin co. S25 Wood
poI Co" 80 Bal Barnard SO Cash $40 s'saei k,eA-
Pollock, $40; II. j. Pslsnd & Co.. go, Casa, go, We
Cohen. 80; Paul A. Brer go George A. Patton Co. $40;
Bsnger So Carror Crothe. CO.. 50 Hall Ms.-eil Cs
S25 Smihe Dorsnce RdTe S25 Smith Hedges s25 O.
Oven Co., $50; speiss ao<swogx Pressd.
f25 TAYLOR Omsead TAYLOR, SO Alex NJ HAYS CO.. S1S.
Cable $40. Delong <lO Matthew
Co.. $50 erbury ClOek ConTAny $50 Kaovlss I~Af
gI; Ledscke SIS; Rrioo Brother SIS. IntsssIssei
wsch Company SO Coz Adams stevens So Bo~d.a ZIG
John spircer $40 Cssh $40 Stern Bnothers 80 X
Spencer Co. $40 Morris pgeI %. j. NJ DsJtoa 60 Geo Hsrs
S. Cash s.; Cb Krbs ~; &. DodgEu s. Bissd fbieT IL.
total s2.Z7l.
C.H.&F ID. Blake have received s5 for the MIN
River sufferers which makes the total amount OF tbeis
fund sl3425 49,
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for The loading and nring was a very simple
operation The guns we're first fred by one the gun
ners OF each niece veing with tina others making the
best shots On this the chief interest Of all
tered The course OF each corcal ball vany sought
Ior but the result cou always be in the cloud OF
uust "nch was Ii struck tho hill side some 10
ne rsnI so' the left hut most behind the target
Iol ,e III to-day was excellent. Occasionally oh
.uu" 90 the wrong way, or be aimed TOO io" anu
sizing against the water, rebound hsn over
the target. Opera glasses were in demand
The exhibition ended with volleys each rom the
whole battery. These exciting for there we're sN
explosions and six results 20 watch for each time Inc
first time all but one, which struck the water passed.
through the target. The second time so many WSnt
wide Of the mark that II was obscured IN ciOuu Vi
dust and fylng rocks.
Cozzenss Hotel was opened this morning with Few
guests already upon its register and 30 rooms engaeu
hut not yet occupled The day at the West Point Hotel
has been barren OF interest.
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x,rrov.1 NrILERs, CONVENTION.

Sr. LOUIS, June 4.-The National Millers'
Convention to-day discussed the question Of State
izston Secretary Little gave his experience In
attempting TO milers in this movement He had
issued over 1900 circulars to mers IN all parts OF the
country and expected to ind at least 500 mers present
at this Convention but was sadly disappointed. He
thought the question deserved more attention than had
heen given 10 IT, 8. 3. Chisholm OF Illinois had cor
responded different persons on the subject all OF
whom favored such organizations, aud had asked 10.
how they should proceed. He moved
the appoin OF Committee of three 10 draft oy
laws 10 state societies, which was adopted anu
the Committee appointed This Committee subsequently
reported OF rules, which, after discussion were
lAld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05
THE LEE PARK rRorrIyG RACES.

WLKEsBARRE, Penn, June 4.-The trOtting
ut Lee Park this afternoon drew large crowd. Tue
weather was fine and the track in good condition.
The first for purse OF $500 for 250 borses for
which there were six entries. II won by the 3. IN.
Snap OF this city three straight heats. Tme-2i2l
2:i5 2:i5.
For the second purse tO0 for 1896 horses there
six entries and four starters. Tie first heat won
by the q e. Delaware owned in Philadelphia, and the
next three by the br. Bonnie Doom owned IN Philips
burg. N. j. Tlme-2:33 1888. 2:39, 2.35
For the third purse $500 for horses owned in Luzerne
County that trotied for money there four
entries and four starters. The race by the
r. Button wood OF WkesDarre in three straight heats
Ilme-EA1. 2.2.
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H3RRIkU.

BELL-sTURGBson "Wednesday evening June a. the sdeoee q
the brides parents H. r. honsgomeY, d. d. Mr. JessoA
Bel TO sdrses daughter Of James surses ed
the "a the residence Of as
n.r,nts OF 1852 Broohyn by the Rev Geeele
Tbrs Union FREDERICK beaumont dunth.
Griffith VI koseTe, n j. " Ana Augusta.
third daughter Of William I. An1erson esq
BALgY-wGHTOn THURSDAY June By the Rev H. VISA Dyt%
ID D. Geo BrooEiJn l., Eva NJ daughter Of De-
". Wight, New YORK City.
Richmond AID louisville papers please copy.
uULUOrsK-rBN BYCK-On the ID Of June bv the Rev O. u
PERKINS Thomas Hhouse esd VI New fork julia lassatss
Of Hon j. G. Ten Eyck Of Mount Holly Y. J.
Derry " H. the % Of June st he
family residence Henry Actea Of orcesser
mss assisted Brandon w. JamAa
Egerton j. ~ Frances kebeecA sdss
daughter Of The d. II. Pinkerton mo csrdal
MARTIN-PRRRMANA Wocdbrdge. NevJerssy June :. 1874
Mr. H. T. Msfaa Mas Le daughter Of Dr. e. D. rrrenaa
TOW SsRsD-TURNBR-rue June 2 1874 At he Church
the Incarnation by Rev shaefeford assisted ny New n
Montgomery Edward ro-nsa Adelaide H. daughter Of -
late Myron Turner all VI this city.
RUGGLRs-BALDwIS-On Thua, June By the Rges Rs, ss
Bishop Rsgges daasoser "
late Hou Harvey Baldwin of syracuse, N l.
June g. oy Row H. Loeswesd %
the residence Edward Very EnpC oaoss
all Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05
BASE BALL.

The finest game of base ball ever seen in
Philadelphia that OF yesterday between the Mutuas
and the Philadelphia club resulting IN favor
of the latter by a OF To O. misudged catch by
Carey and hits by Hodsworth and York, gave
the Philadelphas two IN their first inning Full
mer made fine double play in the seventh inning aud
put the Mutual side out grand STYLE which saved the
game the Philadelphia club The deldlng or b0th
sides magnificent. but the Phadelphlas out-Datted
their opponents. Following is the score by INNINGS
ls. % 30. ith 9th. 9Th. 7th. 9Th. 9Th Total
MatuaL'........ U o o.
Umpre-Nr Clamp Athletic Club Base hitsPhadelpha
10. 6utasls. d. Time OF gane-l nour and % minutes.
The first game for the amateur champion
ship between the Chatham Club OF this city aud the
Jaspers OF Manhattan College was played on the
grounds the latter club yesterday As the Jaspers
had not been defeated this season. and had defeated the
amateur Flyaways weeks ago. the game was
looked upon by a large number OF persons. The play
Ing OF both clubs capital, McCoy5 play at tnlrd
the hathams being the notable feature OF the
game, and much to the surprise OIL all present the
Cbathams won by score OF II 10 II.
The Atlantcs of Brooklyn played their third
game Of championship series at Baltimore yesterday
with the Baltimore Club and received their first defeat
at their hands by a score OF to 5. The game was
closely contested at the end of the seventh inning
the score stood a tie each The Atantics failed TO
score In their nDngs while the Baltlm0res scored
two In ueIr eighth inning, which won them the game
Tie following Is the score by innings; o., NJ, r.,
H H.i:ns.s;;....So g 3 9 2 So
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GRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

II is reported that Gen Garcas band crossed
100 b.a Of stolen Ranches Los bassAs AsJ 20
"A Young man named Lawrence McNulty COM
nd soeie u yesteftaT By cutting his throat
Patrick Reilly fell from the staging in the
ofo1e ia. yesterday morning AID received mortal ~
The two Cinnamon who confessed to being the
purrers De1orte County ta Unohed 1 MOI
al Happy Camp hat coaniJ
"A dispatch from Austin, New. says that on We'd
n.ds, night Of 81 masked entered hs j. 81 bsnn'
named hclatFe and "shH
and a.lso4 ,hS staeG Shai hs ssh ssss s~ssa VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05
FAREWELL TO BRoUGHAM.

A complimentary dinner was given last
night by the Lotos Club 70 Mr. John Brougham. the
accomplished actor and genial gentleman The affair
WA strictly private family party, In
deed-Mr Brougham being one or the non
ored members OF the Club. me invited
sussts represeuted many of the artistic and learned
professons and IL Is understood that those present
united 10 song and speech speeding with good wishes
The veteran actor in journey which he will shortly
make across the Atlantic.
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LATEST Snip NEWS.
For other snip Netos see Thsrd Pa9e.l


steamship tr) cas Glasso- MAY 81 snd onssss
sseap.hp Maeeonis IBrl Land NAV 80 aud Mowa
2ith mdse and pass TO Henderson Bro. , . .,,.
with lnass snd pass u Oh DOnInion STEAMSHIP 90.
ship brunswick As Aleu Antwerp ~ dsy~
ship John junyan o serr.por Gilmore 81
Hector Sot rss'G EN-, M,taSl - d,s. s!h sugar
Bsrs sirrah Sori Hsiysfssa Lyerpoo 81 days
Bark Heiwig Ger > warnAen Bremen - da 3 vita ni'e
BARK EaroPa Ge JSa1naessen ynso 80 l.'s "a P1-'~
ROthrnoerg lGer) Wilde Westpot 81 days "a ballast
Bar. arl A1seil So VS aH , ~ F ~ ,s Is,vov Ar
Barr Dora (GerJ Hoffman Bremen April %, With nisc
Brig Halls o Annapolis n 81 Jolaston "el'Sor'h s..
sea- lieny Bassnau lof P,rbOro ST. Crane wnd.o -
sehr newport Miller Of and 3 Windsor - ~n
schi Grec,u of n 81 BlnydoO weu"OO s..
SAILED.
Steamships Sesl for Iisnearg innse, or glasgow" CAV
wISD-SunseI hsst. n W.. cloudy
FOREIGN PORTS.
rosnoy Iuue 4-saed UnteI SAiiona Esgse.
LETT Eyitssop Keper Wellington Psoo Gos,n1i yalss
AT nn S Sun Else Escacht George Heniy gugAc we.s
Chc Eds., ssaed Jazz saer lad h;%'1e . .
b CAM Psmeron MIRA CAIhera Aduoe. G'aie and erss
aGa kanns sssnois Grad zssreb ISABEL. wilson
DOMESTIC PORTS.
phne Thompson rom Sev.yok aear Cav 'oa PhlaepLa.
brig Potomac Dsmers; Eliza Christie from ST. JOINS p
for Boston. Octorars NesYork Rcharl whiting o PbAe
his sailed steamship Havana Carrie
Tor bermuda, Chesapeake, Tor DemeFAla.
ARRIVED steamship Panther Tom Philadelphia 30
low bark Albert, from Ca
s.yAssAH June steamship Oriental from Boston
M Rover Jane, Langba r. schultz Nerfor
LITTER oret.pma Cleared sehL o. Gsrrsh, tor New
YoTk -.
FORTRESS MogKoK 4-salei bark Glendale HAvsns
for Sew-Yors; bng Medes, Sex-forE.
CaARLEsToN c. 4-AIuye brig Csrohns KELLEY. iroa
Ricbmond Flag Tor Bangor Cleared barA ABse
leta tor Barcelona.
Lssgs Del 4stenhp Ohio for Liverpool %
9pm.
MEMORANDA.
4-ih- vii
bar si ~.
audr this CITY leaking
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COVERNIENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Friday. June 81 a. ~ }
Il.


The barometer continues highest off the
New England Coast. It is lowest IN the lake region,
where has risen slightly The temperature has risen
in New-England. the Middle States and lower lake
region. . .
Light rains reported from the South Atlantic
States, in Tennessee AMI the ONO valley the upper
lake region. the Northwest, aud tue New England
Coast. Clear partly cloudy weather, with souhery
Winds prevailed In the Middle States the Lower Mis-
sissppi Valley. and the Southwest. Clear aud cooler
weather aud northerly winds prevailed IN MINNESOTA
The NJ ssOuri River has risen at Omaha Plattsmouth
and st. Joseph. the Mississippi River mas fallen at
CAIRO VcksDurg and Helena. and the ohio has risen at
Cincinnati.
PrObdblhtes
For Ne,o England and the Middle States partly cloudy
and parper heather wiH prepdil NTH easerty south
erly to,nds aud stationary or falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio valley partly cloudy weather. with local
rains high temperature and southeast 10 south west
winds.
the lower lake region. partly cloudy and warmer
possibly light rains near Lake Erie with
continued south winds
For the upper lake region and the Northwest gen.
orally cool weather in the northern portions
OF these districts and cloudy and warm weather and
rain IN the Lower Missouri Valley and thence north
eastward Lake Huron accompanied by light variable
winds and falling followed Dy rising barometer.
The Lower Mississippi will fall slowly during Friday
The Missouri River will at Loavenw0rth and Kansas
City.
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THE TURF IN CANADA.

WOODSTOCK, Ont, June 4.-The second day
OF the opened with sky and fresh breeze
The first running for purse Of $3.50. sos 10
the second horse open to all; DOminion-Ored allowed
seven pounds mile heats. Blenkiron Jack Vandal,
Protection, and DonnybrOOk started. Blenkron won I'm
straight heats, followed by Protection Time. last
and li9.
The second trot; purse $3.50; open 70
bOrses owned IN Canada who have beaten 2iO.
Six started Lilly won. VarcOe second aud Little Sam
third. Tme 2:42i, 1891 and G42 The last a
local trOL,
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and there is every indication OF . crowded house.
NJ Rochefort returned to this city yesterday afternoon
and engaged great part OF the time writing his
forthcoming lecture. He will proceed Philadelphia
directly after delivering his lecture and deliver
there Saturday evening After lecturng Mt Philade
phis he will TO Boston. His fellow prisoners at New
Caledonia. Pascal. Grousset and Jourde. dined with
friends ut No 132 Princest and took tea with Mr.
Pelleer after which they attended tho French Repub
licau meeting held at No. I2S Houst0n-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05
DEDICATION OF NEW HOSPITAL AT PHILA-
DELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. June 4.-The New Univer-
siy Hospital wa. dedicated this afternoon at o'clock
In the presence Of large assembiage OF prominent pro-
essona and business OF the city. Gov. Hartranft
and the Hon. VIM A. Wallace delivered eloquent
edicatory addresses: The structure, a. II now stands
eompr,ses the main building and one wing or
pavilion the cost Of which, up TO the present time, nas
been 100000 The ultimate object Is 10 erect nve othcr
yinps each OF which will 100000 The present
capacity is for patients when FUZZY Completed, lis
capacity VIII DO Tor 600 patients.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05
THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

CINCINNATI, June AT meeting OF the
National Medical Association to day, Dr. Parin read
paper Obstetrics He also spoke OF the theory Oh tne
infusion OF blood aud its successful results. d. Dell VI
New York an able paper Sanitary REFORM gong
over ground of ventilation aud noAIous gases, anu
made q strong ar gument favor VI thorough Ventia-
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ARREST OF BAND OF FEMALE BURGLARS.

ARREST OF BAND OF FEMALE BURGLARS
The unoccupied house situated at Concord
and washingtonsts.. Brooklyn, wss broken into last
night by six women named Bridget Sheridan, Mary
eAvsn. Mary hct'oe. Ann Mccoy, Jane SlavaB, and
May Kane and property consisting of carpets and fur
'Auea AZ ssOo WA carried away. They effected
A entrance by forcing open the rear basement door
by M Vss useo AZ boarding. house and occupied
o. one Of ths ~ May and the property belonged
propsrty wss p~sas Carroll. portion of the
vera .yre.sd " AZ The houses OF The women. who
Station house. W AZ INC rIst Ffoc4nS'
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THE wIscoSsIS RAILROAD LAW.

MILWAUKEE, June 4-Judge Laurence, at
torney for bondhoders of the Chicago anu Son
Western Railroad, appeared before the United oAtes
Circuit Court Madison to-day and applied Tor an IN
junction the Attorney anu tno Hall
road Commissioners from nstutng proceedings to en-
force the law of last Winter and prevent the Chicago and
North Western Railroad Company from operating under
tho law Tie Attorney c9Derai appeared And sskoo iVf
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DONRSTTC aAgKRTs

DOMESTIC aARkBTS
June 4-Lske rail 5r the las. twest ss
boursPour 1868 Wheat Ego 9i5 bash Corn l7D5T<
b1sh % 400 bush Canal sbpmests-Mheat l0353l bona
Core, 1855 bush 0ats, 10 200 bush Raj ort.-"se.
-, $50 1898 bush Osts 22.sOo 1ash cssa
Peghts dull Wheat IL &c. IOac Oats, &C. Foar ss.es
Western Spring 30 I5aST Bakers -7df7 p Amber Wstes
81 5Ons8 Whit. Winter 25as9 whes dal hvsu%es No
sgras 81 37aSl 80 90 No. ds 81 So Corn aot,s ..se.
so 900 bush No 6j06Gc Dat. dull sales Of No Wsess
Doc Re nominal ~ To- Barrie, Maxi srm CAnsis 81 300
81; Western. 81 SoeSl 80 Other sruce- anehaagssi -
EKwORLEAS JGne 4-Pork demand and siVsnoe ksl
sales Sl8 2Gl2ls for Tsrca lzsD
Other unchanged God Ill q hkchaSsS-
New York sight. Y premium Sterling. 80 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05
R0CHEPORT's NovYurxrs

John Swinton will preside at the lecture of
mr aocnefort In tie Academy Of Music this evening.
nslore the Lecture ne VIII deliver brief eulogy of
Aochefor after which, by rho laters requsst ne will
Tves syllabus OF the discourse Of the evening 70, the
benen Of those who do not speak French Tho sale OF
40 aoxets Tor The lecture proceeding very rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05
FISH FOR CALIFORNIA,

ALBANY, June 4.-The aquarium car fitted
ont in New-Hampshire convey fish to California,
reached this city to-day and this afternoon the steam
v,chr Hattie z. Peck brought up from Seth Green's
asbery Grounds shad aud 100 eels just Matched,
to be put in the which leaves for lts destination
tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05

Thoughtful men for The future Ths do
ill their house entered BY burglars to put lock On their
doors They DO not m amp their child before
the, get boz OF CARBoLc SALvs Taking Of CAsBoLc
mind. us that many Of the 10
that it has the autograph proprietary stamp 81
Joas r. Sold JOIN ~ HssEr. CuaaAs
4 Co. Proprietou ) and 9 Colegep place. Nev-rork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05

The Bor DIVER. OF Cora the Nei-Maker. will
soon DC commenced iu the NEW YORK WEEKLY. otiLs
and boys should not fail 70 read H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05

The Rotten sponge Pads, horrible Meta S2nugs pi'es,
Wire sopers--d ~ Ne
rRU 6o3 Brod.sy haossfe
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5psriai Notices

EIshteenth Ward Council OF r iticnt Rcforn ~" -
Al hlghtosu.Asl corner Of Iea h.
5es,ck SATURDAY kvkNlhU Iase y. i~sor'aa' "ss''' "
ce-''
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THE CANADIAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

OTTAWA, June 4-The Canada Presbyterian
Church Assembly met again to-day. The delegates
from the United Presbyterian Church Of the United
states and the Old Kirk invited 20 seats on the
platform An address 20 the Governor General was
adopted Home Mission report agreed to- and other
business disposed of. and the Assembly adjourned.
The Kirk synod met and transacted large amount OF
routine business. The members or the Temporalites
Board were reelected and several communications re-
ceyed and disposed Of The from the Canada
Presbyterian Church invited TO take part in the
OF the Assembly The report OF the Trus-
tees of Queens College, Kingston and the calendar for
1870 we're submitted, and adopted after some
Glscussou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05

'THE AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
WORCESTER, Mass, June 4.-The twenty-sec-
ond session Of the New England Annual Conference OF
the African Methodist Episcopal Church began this
forenoon. Bishop James A. Shorter presiding. The
Rev d. N Mason Of Plymouth will preach the annua!
f4,ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05

4lhe hence for Hinnore VII
naval stores previously bar 81 ~.
aud retur % leaking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-05
POL{TICIL.

Mr. George c. Gorham, Secretary of the
United States Senate, appears III California
politics now as candidate for Governor.
An independent organization is on foot in
St. Louis with the purpose of continuing Sen
ator Schurz in Office, but there are so many
hungry democrats in ST. Louis Chat the Lib
eral orator stands no show at all for success.
Congressman Charles Albright of Pennsyl-
vania has entered the field against Senator
John Scott as the republican, candidate for
United States Senator.
The republicans of New Jersey will hold
their State Convention at Trenton on the 27th
of August. A candidate for Governor is to
be nominated. The names Of George A. Hal
sey, Amos Clarke, Jr,, Marcus l.. Ward aud
John Hill are prominently mentioned.
The Alabama Democratic State Conven-
ton adjourned at two o'clock Friday morn-
ing. b. ID. Lewis and w. II. Forney are
candidates for Congress at large.