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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
THE CONFERENCE OF BONN.


ARTICLES or AGREEMENT ACCEPTED BY TUE DELE
GATES
The Conference which has just closed at
Bonn is the second that hold TO promote Chris
tsn union, or the ntereommunon of the Old Catholic
the Eas crn and the Anglican Churches II s sought 70
reeore Christianity 1t before the separation OF
the Eas and Western Churches and upon this basis
20 brin; about religious fraternity on the principle
Of units IN nseessdriis side by side with the
liberty II individual religious bodies or national
Churhcs in regard those peculartes Of doctrine and
constitution which do not touch the substance OF the
faith az it profcssed and taught by the undivided
Church." committee OF Old Catholics has been long IN
correspondence with the Society of Friends Of Spiritual
Enlightenment. which exists mainly for the purpose oil
dnsing accurate information respecting the Eastern
Church
Tho subjects Of discussion have been the points OF diff
ference between the two Churches The correspondence
has been conducted with candor and GOOD feeling
and has resulted in correcting several msapprehen-
sicns In his last letter TO the Society Dr. hoIh D9,
parties in mind the distinction between theo,
logical specueton and Church doctrines, and they VIII
stand firmly the ground as the Church fathers
occupied and not on that OF later @nS o
last year made considerable progress toward agreement
long discussion wac had on tne MSTa apd GA atho
lies that had been inserted egy cra IN 1ne eccseed
as doctrnal agreement N part They declare
in substance that the apoyphsi books have mo' @ Snf
authority as tue BOOKS OF inc
no Translation OF the Scriptures has an authority su
rior To original that the reading OF the ble IN
the vulgar tongue cannot lawfully be forbidden that e
liturgy should be in tongue understood by the people
thai working by love- not faith alone is the means
Of jusfca alton that salvation cannot ne obtained ny
nerit Of condinity " that the merits OF the SAINTS can
moi he transferred to others that the number OF sacra
e nts at first in the twelfth century as
the result of theological speculation; that the HOY
Scriptures being recognized as a primary rune VI
faith, genuine tradition is an authoritative
source of teaching for all successive generations that
the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception must De re
jeceG that the confession Of sins before the cOngee'
lion should &c preserved pMgcd from abuses and freed
from eonstraiDt that induleences can only elef 70
penalties actually imposed by the Church bersei that
ihe practice Of The cOmmemoration of the faithful De
Iartei has come down from the Primitive Church ana
should be preseIved that the eacha1stle eeiebrat
not contiDaou renewal of the proptatory sacllnce
offered by Christ the cross, but Is permanent memo
nal of % aud it is also sacred feast wherein the falt
fnl have communion with another The work ol ie
present has Deen the perectlng OF TINS OASIS
hv oddtjuns Agreement of She Conference the in
rant point OF the Procession of the Holy Ghost has
already been announced
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shoulder the burden, and not the late
District ring nor their successors in
Office. 1t is reported that the present
city government IL acting largely UNI
der the inspiration Of Ex-Governor
Shepherd, and the fact that most of
the new work has been given to one Of
the old ring contractors or his subordi-
mates, gives color to the belief The
whole subject is one that will certainly
be brought to the attention of the
Democratic House of Representatives
next winter, in connection with the
affairs Of the old ring, which were
only partially investigated, the real
estate pool business, the Henry Clews,
Cheever and Dent contract, aud other
features of the best civil service in the
world.
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An Unansw 0 rabie Argument.


The strongest argument which can be
urged against the advertisabillty of admin
istering such corrosive and nerve DESTROY Ing
poisons as arsenic and quinine for intermit.
tent and remittent fev.rs4 Ia the vastly SUI
perior success in the prevention and cure of
such diseosese of medicine which is the
very antipole of the above named drugs,
both In respect Of Its oymposition and the
results wrought by 1t. Such q medicine Is
Hostettcrs Ltomach Bilters, . purely yege,
table preparation, which not only Grad icates
With wonderful promptitude every trace Of
fever and ngue, and kindred types of mala-
rious disease, from the system, but is a Ger
tain preventive of all maladies begotten of
miasma,tainted air and water. These results
mineral antl-febrile remedies do not effect
with certainty, and their continued use en-
tails consequences highly pernicious TO the
SYSTEM. The Bltters, to the contrary, not
only afford speedy relief, but establish
health on permanent basis.
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The London Times intimates that
the tour of the Prince Of Wales to the
British Indian possessions will be con-
siderably shortened from what was ut
first intended. 1t Is said that the Queen
has become nervous and earnestly de-
sires short trip, owing to the feeling
IN England and in India, and the pros
poets of war with China r Burmah
makes the royal visit undesirable Of IT.
self. The Viceroy of India has also
urged that no expensive presents be
given, rs there is u prospect that the
Princes progress will not be such n
magnificent one as has been fore
Swallowed. LEGH.
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THE New York Sun well says that in
the heat of the canvass which has lust
ended In Ohio aud is now pending IN
Pennsylvania, the true issue before the
country has been lost sight of,
and a question with which the States
In State elections have no particular
interesthas been logged inand made
the main one. The true question at
issue Is the arraignment of the present
administration for unexampled profit
gacy inevery department of public af-
fairs; for the exercise OF despotiq
powers over the Southern States;
for the extraordinary public frauds
and crimes In the District OF Colum bia;
for the foolish and demagogic treat
ment Of the currency question by the
last Congress; for the attempt to folst
General Grant upon the country for a
third term; for the scandalous prosti-
tuition of the appointing power, and for
the defence aud support Of the most
conspicuous public knaves by the Pres
ident himself.
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Recent advices from Japan received
at San Francisco, 10y steamer, announce
the arrival atYokohama of the Rus
sian Commission to close the bargain
with the Japanese Government for the
exchange of the Island of Saghalien.
Saghalien covers the mouth of the
Amor river and the sea of Okhotsk !;
1t contains coal, and is admirably stu
ated AS II military and naval post, just
what Russia needs on the Pacific for
coast purposes and for the control of
the Amoor river and its Chinese banks
and contiguous country. For this adj
vantageous position Russia gives the.
japanese the kurile Islands, and she
has, by far, the best of the bargain. p
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reflection, that 1t IS not the American
people, but the Republican party who
have done this treason to our princi-
pies and our traditions, party which
will soon yield up that sceptre which
IL has 50 long welded with despotic
insoleuGe. This il ar relief but, alas
Poland has no such hope. No return
ing sense of justice can relieve her, for
this cruel edict ends her history forever.
Perhaps when the last native shall
have been dispossed the savage dis
patch may be repeated, that peace and
quiet reign at Warsaw.
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10 the ldiLOr OF the Dallas Herald;
All good citizens of Dallas were
gratilied TO read In your Saturday paper
that the Police were paid all in cash OH
their September salary, and hailed this
as II sign of good financial manage
ment on the part of the present City
Council, and prayed that no expensive
and ill-adviscd schemes might be en-
tertained by them to deplete the city
treasury and again renew the miserable
condition of affairs under which we
have suffered during the past two
years.
But just now comes proposition to
extend Market street to Cochran street,
at II cost of $1,000 for right of way, and
perhaps $500 more for extras, all at the
expense of the city ana for the benefit
of half dozen persons, being a rep
etition of the mistake made by
the last Council in paying Noah
Newman $1,000 to open Main
street for his own advantage.
This mistake was made under the old
charter, but the new charter provides,
that when street il to be graded,
widened or extended, il is to be con-
tinued to Cochran street, then let the
expense be assessed pro rata upon all
property along on both sides of Market
street, from Columbia street to Cochran
street, and not upon the city at large.
With Jefferson, Lamar, Griffith and
Magnolia streets now opened from
Cochran street to Elm street, cannot
see any necessity for new street,
while the city has so many streets in
bad condition and needing some out.
lay of money to put them in condition
by winter.
| say fix up the old streets and leave
the new ones alone until we have
money to throw away, CITIZEN.
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The Constitutional Convention of
Alabama met on the same div that
the Texas Convention did went quiet.
~ but theoretically to work, framed a
new Constitution and adjourned; and
the Governor has issued his proclama.
ton liking Tuesday, thel0th day of
November rs the dry for the voters of
the State to east their ballots for or
against the new instrument, which
was adopted as h whole, BY almost a
unanimous v0te-but two members
voting against It, In Convention. The
convention before adjourning appoint
gu acommittee Of twelve to frame mn
address to the people, the reasons show.
ing the superiority OF the new Consti.
tuition over the old. That committee
have performed their duty, and the
editor of the Montgomery Advertiser
In publishing the address, character.
ICES it.as words Of wisdom and r,tr,.
ollsm, md npplauds the new hAtru.
me"t ~ deserving unanimous vote
IL seems to us that the Texas Conyen.
.'on now III session at Austin, might
iearn'a little Wisdom from the en.rgy
displayedby Observation-Disclosures Alabama,
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The international Exhibition.
OEFlCE OF THE U. 4. CENTENNIAL !
COMMISSIONERS FROM TRXAs,

% Broadway, New York, October s. 1875.
Editors News-permit me TO EXPRESS
my thanks for the courtesy displayed
In the publication, I'm yolIr excellent
journal, of my open letter to the press
of Texas on the subject of the Interna-
tlonal exhibition, Allow me. also,
through the same medium. to tender
to the editors of Texas NV gratitude for
their uniformly friendly mention of
NV name in connection with our an.
preaching Centennial festival en-
brace this opportrnity likewise To saw
to those Jealous friends of orr distin.
puished Goyernor Coke who think that
/ bore down rather heavily nm the
Chief Magistrate of our state In that
letter. that the Governors sudden
susnensi,n of corresnondenca with
this office when n norlinu of NV nan,.
ocratic friends let loose from their fri
mods their thunderholts ovoinst NV
Colleague. afforded ma too vivid an
illustration of the nower of tha nrasa
which i was then invokinv nnt ~
anvil mvself of IL Nv criticism was
rendered in the very lest shirt md
think that the (;oveynor an understood
il, The idratlat the av.nna to Texan
renresentntion nt the oraat Intern.
tionoI Eyhibition ehopid Ina narmittad
to he blocked by General Parsons
strnck me- as so snnremalw ridinnJnms
that the temntation to aet ar a IittIe
humor, snired viii saiire was nito-
gather ;rra.,stiIJs '' -
The Indications are now accor,iny
| to tho tanor NJ rooont d;sn,,n ho. So,
Austin. that there will i've No sasaicn nf
the Ieoislnture snt,lcientIv eorlw to
take aefion in the mntter nf mn a9,ro.
nriation for centennial nnrnosas lrho
exnenses Of collection and transnorta.
ton of o,,r exhibits must tharefnro ha
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Hans Uanos tHe innnortanns o " im ~
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snecjnI committen annointed ~ tnt "
charpcof them, arrnnge and classifv
them, pack them I'm hoXes and barrels
label them carefully ACCORDING tn tha
nr;ntad inst rna,;r w ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-19

Ir will be seen by letter published
to-day from Commissioner j. c, Chew,
which we take from the Galveston
News, that Texans who wish to eXhib-
1t other than live stock at the Centen-
NAL, must make applications for space
prior to the 3Oth Of October, instant.
Commissioner Chew will furnish any
desired information regarding the
grand exhibition or forward any docu-
ment that exhibitors from Texas would
like to have relating to arrangements
for receiving, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-19

AMONG the amendments TO the Con-
stitutIon Of Connecticut adopted few
days ago, was one to elect State officers
every two years instead ofannually,a s
heretofore. The State officers to be
chosen next April will hold their Of
fees until January 1877, when they
will be succeeded by the set chosen the
November previous for two years.