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, 1875-10-12

,r' mn.'sen r'nnd-notc England obtained ,,o,
,,!:'lh'y'le,'deta n:la'y ~ M1ny sInlngs less. VIII
!s tho pnpap epAxa war taE heJ o.s srt%"l t p,yne.
ni, wan nfways accompanied With n, nni1n :.
if. i1fneh'h H. Which, thoush lon; DELAYED, wns y
10y Carried ont; and that tic re..,lo, tinn r.,
cnr;1s{nent; Was va; fotee1 II Eta'id bv ths
m;mt-entlenc: Tho ''nntxam' led PRIV er,ty
referred 10 by Mr. 1lliIirn il flttio ntar,nr T.
Ill., III thu first t"ontY years tf tlc rrr.cut ~
,n,a fltH t.prrrsy aud tniAery of onr art,.au
shelley 1tnte; AS" 'ns' III ho!!k'
| th.t ~hrh slavery Is t1t, we'll
1 I"1 ~ very hafns han grown
r. ~ wntk a.I lave M. "n' i r,v
r. =. j,'rt kesls life from day to jar.
| ~ tue .ytant's use IL I.,tlI.
| ~ TINT =, fnr ttsctn sro n, IN
| i'ofn i and t'Enw bi! hoo anil sn.d.
r.i i'n nr without your OF, viii Ernt
| . !" t'i+sr defchse anI nou1.th,n nj '
batw"cu ls0n and 1921 wo IL. ,,
p'ct'Ia u l.ondon, Glasgow slsnchssar hsa'no.a a,a
HatGt. He.a ~ 1919 meeting Of tho stnry,ne naa
s1s sae,rster nn r., e1'ed h. su e.oI"o n.asss
nnesntnrlcd n1oapority" At thst tln,o t'oG,andh ~
i'h1illEh will cnnhut Mr. Glaupton" r., = ar.
10y, or Nr. Dudley Baxter. l.n win t;ud s .n.s
,l.ash prosperity in trals and tnatt,facn,ns
o1 1ron tto paper Insolvency which hindcred on,
icat poe1he-k. 1t is perfectly truo thnt H.
EccEless tIatleenan who srus liz ,,a'no 1no n'a
stamped PROMISES to my often Temporarily ol,.
.st iosfeeh'oh OF cash or eno1B llo would mt
otHcf"lse got. hut tho obtai,lsucut of tnnso ~ =
Pl1trcrity. WI" fe4na'cat
l should vonsuro word, too. On III. ~ xt,oao
s,S maSseGGfacy or Mr. rhrs' references to Tranco
and hertnany did not fear 10 ,nturvena ~
ssouha which Mr. Carl 6chu.x can occ,,nr ~
t,'ole t sb!s mud appropriately than myHnf. m ;.
Enough here to reter Mr.. pbfllipH 70 fnr NJ rsns"
II, ~ Go'.eafned to TN earlier page Of hrr hi....rr
III" IT, ~ ssp enapseF ~ u. Louis blanc, Lea,ici
aubtect without appealing T. Sir. PhjTs ~ ~ ,no ra
Ineinbes tho if'ctriseablo lujury }e NAV t.n H.,
DehiociacT through tho world ii In n,,ca .,,a ,uo
GeedA @ IN making Americans believe TN, ,,r,,I-
ne ,.I;a ou PaEef can manufacture p.uses to
yet that tho Aatio on uslng tic nrintnc.,ia aou
of the world. ~"s s'4D ual1ons
,;. Ten Buters ability III 60 great that no nro,c.
I;,,e.i oI s;asiea coming fiom hIH peu, and lis 10
!nents are always to bo expected: hnt ~.
eave 70 urge that to bid worKlpgmen IL .;ts,e
lsaW Their savings from tho banks wh.1s ti,r.s
snvnsn snnn ,,,u sro deposited, without At e lie
INV ..siuon .,iua po,ut'ng out 10 tho workman
,l''!a aen 10 employed for Tho Wo2sm.n:a ~
ausahsaBe, ts either tho advica ~
nan without thought, or tue expcdient Of 8osa
'etAte politician 10 ral>e = sto.n. which ~,
,ti,ah's ,iha .,!. " advantage. may at least W1eck
eli. ~ 40 10 Sl9eauy @recket hltn- (
-. an!s ~! currency question IL not an Ame,;can
maetou oE 20 EngI'sh question: il iH ,,en,e's
IT, nataou' nlia "!.to that tho wage NAV be GER
rnh. H. H. .nat trads mar uot 10 gamble a. to
olu 70 Which tile article IN bought tod A. nn5 ~
,'as OF tho paper In Which it vii be t'ad 11r ~
~~"'S A'eaes' IaEtEY BnAU laEfu
, 1875-10-12
ll.E c11ICAGo TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, u~1UDt&n :, ,v7r

eso |n,.' wfck hsf"ta Moody ami a,nhnv arrvo
asSH church. 4 short nIarp rcrtnnn ,r,I, r. T.
{n'STo" On M"nsa ,'1elstely ty' eon'nrenco moo,nr
, Terence and prayer wii bo l,o'tI, nnd In tho
y and M ;beoaI' an5m2n n,'i n'ct'ng sgain
Heos 'f,sliow,ng-tI'a. r. rum oct 3t 10 Nov.
uoo'm''ar moot'nss viii be- lr.ia in tic Hiructor
M1e"t Ch'st"h in tl.s ct9. n, tcn. chau..1n', hdn.
eoGa 1e Gess.91 snh ~ Tho curhc. .yery wsoI iosss
tttannasnnH t3,a! church in Htoakly, Il. j.: nt Sir
NuMart Il y Sea, se. sit' A. r rorrer:erH IN
Wenks Of nIaver and preaching AZ Dr Ch.nn'. s;'.
n"ss teso yns aro to 10 pFnted On cars for
10 e',cotavcd Dr. Tasru Is Inft enhns..,e ~ IL
Eno. IIc . ,nG eo'n1n q tile esallseli*s to roohy
sI'oh ~ 1Gf church going 4c ~ las noy.r basn
~. ~, - nef cnnne will riyn death b1nfY to
s,; Snas IN 'nHca'led liberal CIirie,innftv !. "
tni'I, for i ~, o' ia'nH-aM WILL u H,fs .bstt,,to
i'',t H." ls lne te'son n tic trors, which ia re.
.';9n ~. @ o, b!md There IL Little tws;er OF dip.
f't. f.nn and disa p'intmeut amons Mr. oeebsrs
Ectanco the etlcr evening. 'A''''ou ~ INC toil-
, 1875-10-12

'nas,|'a mafneent Newfoundland, aad tncsutJo,,sv
jI,c Iiptsa 1 a!'e truth Of tho sntmara sagacity,
r,"a,i,N n'a1t"r. ve1cd at Tho Alur caas m n.
t taso, ,!s' gavo hla friend rsL and Inno,'n1 IN '
~ ~ j., hIa'l"" river. "Iurk" lmmciiafrlv
neae H. nnd EeIzins one or ho taija Of tha in.
Enfor,un..n an coat Go"tnan:ei to swim far anj
a.2t'E thc other File 1t tia ,iynr sa H., stans
pci1o . 1'ep 1 came u tho IeHcus. Dn: r,,Lcr tw
sa!zed ll,o oticr tail Of tin coal ~ n,a,'n1 '"o
n rsr"erle ssf f"r 70 s s nsssr n;s k ed fast aud
.r:1 ~ VAN for help 4: lat ,hs W c,a .e CO...
smns, s1 ad each New fnnd!nn nsatn rrosfs Km1o
.,"!no :. wlan tIecc of cloth il hin mouth 49, M
oit "ik u. ma ter VA! obliged to plunge IN l;'ns
, 1875-10-12
THE REVlvALlsTS.
hRooKLIN AND NEW YoHK PREPARATIONS vor
MOODY AND sASEYY

hsw York Herald. Oh. 10.
Vaiot!s. olt etoaully aud hopefully, the Cnm.
mistee WHO have chargo of tho prepasationa for
TIC reception OF tue eyangolists- -MtsHrs, Moodv
and ssukey-ln Brooklyn haya gone 10 worl
4no ueneraI Committee haa bosu auh]jyitloa
ana eaoa section has taken some separate mart OF
| 9.o WORK. ono Sub h'Comlittao looks after tho
attefaslons In the rink, another attsnda to tbs
nuahces' another to the music, and so on. Tbera
naa ooen 10 formal mootiny Of tho Com
'n'.see slnce 1t was dcoldod to commence
.oF'sa1 operations hele. Work will bo
begun In tho rink this woek and scata
'of ''ooo persona viii 10 put iu. Heating A.
taneemenls aro to bo provided, and the raised
portions Of tue toor a. the sides will ba thIcLIv
padded anu earposed. so w to destroy tic Irt,n,,
IKE hound that IL produced by walking over .t,o
ho. ho.ow aoor: II Was stated yesterday BY NON.
sIIv u mt o +, COMMITTEE M that the rink viii prob
tao alus1o Committee will select abou, 9Oi) traIn.
oa tpleos fsom tho several choirs Of tie citv hn.
G,ria.;, ~; SANKEY'S request, every one must b
hlm, but lie does want devoted boiiayt,,.. ~ na.p
ia' ata women WHO can fco the words a woii ~
s!h. them. 1ia is making selection fron h,n
ts1ok wa s1u % hyma' I'D shoy are to bo published 10
wy 10 sold at cents \ copy and ths othat
octaYo e'zo. contaiuiug tho music AZ wall 80
~ ano Wotda, but TO be sold at IS centa ,,o,,r
Auoao pt!eee hAvo bean fixed 10 m il |
cover tue coat meEelY, but nothing wI,i h. m.te
~ tne publishers from their B4e, Tho ,,shers
~ y t1e I!nk w! % Christian young men, Thoae
employed shout the house III auY cannoltv VII
20 pIo!esaota Of 1oIigion, and 40 M & nos.,hia
Tue COMMITTEE intend TO ho ocpslatont from H.
beginning TO the end Of thus Rreat ents1n,ss
aud piaeo only Christians on eunrd avarvmhaso'
a., ~ ~ As esn 10 hsoeEsalnod within 20 br,sf
ahe, e, sho dectalon Of tue eYAngelatH has oiysn
'srat }oy, pot only in usooklya but IN Nav NJ
'nu Already sorsea Of untou toyiyal nr.yar.
Meetings ~ di1erent Localities have boat, ,jannn,
'na wiz 6a III operation this week and fhcmcc-
Onward. The Baptist ministers Of his cisv
'aVo arranged TOR union pFsver-moetln0 In IL
leld IN tue Fifth Ayenne Uapt,ut Churo5 49,, uo
1eneinx ne1t Thursday aftsEnoon. Ths. ~'th
Ut fulton Htreos aud LYRIC uall uoon msntin"s
10 probably all that WILL bo uuatsineI i,sfsa !
os tue rsosent. Az soon ~ tho WORK strc.ds ~,
ltooktyn other meetings wiil be started hsra - T..
ther sections OF sas city. In Drooxlyn cuolas !
prayer aEo multiplying. and tho city nastnrs
70 10 meet IN day or two to arr&nUe Ia cnva- :,
10 9touad more completely. A tueetinv ~, !
aala u tue Fltst Istprmed Churoh. na.- -
10 City' another meeting will be heid T. =
70 Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal Glurch =
aotheF 70 the Tabernacle, another Ia DaKsth
xenuo Methodist Eplscopal Church, and otbars Il
~ 10 arranged hereafter. 1'ha Uniyerasiists :,
Q ready 70 join in thia york also, but th"v "
.ye H.e aes been Invited BY thetr orthodoy T.
etaFen. Hence they will opsEsto indsnenJ +
W. ou' On parallel lnes. On sunday, ath b,
, 1875-10-12
SUICIDE.


so"e'a' Df*passh to The catraon Tribune,
-" ss.qok; H.. Oct. lion Saturday night
T. sn a oamea John schrcIner committod stiiojdo
n9aallo l.. cFcck' milo cast OF Winthrop, 1Io
'Iu ~ eeeo dEunli for nomo dayH previous. aud
,s'as.., ,s Aaa o'at lis wfo. Ilo started East but
ina, ts~tasa, and tho sappopitiou is tllut il, III
Ns4'ta sa!y tsonzy be committed tho decd.
s,,,e:e eet1ai D!spatch 10 The Ch,eaqo 7ribun..
;. Iof1 s,I ClTy. Oct. 1l.--A yuung man % a. porc,
dasuay d,sossay attempted to hang A.n,sef, but wss
T. T.t!sa S'ais AMI captured before he aurccetlo,i
i. MGSe .,I away from bis captoss and 1uuped into
Lna. an u. .ticc but wau finally rescued. {ia vii
aaoaloa, Jr., al,out 10. "'''' - VIII"
, 1875-10-12

n. rrr traatFs 1idadzin<,
kng n ~. Aoaes ~ q 1nosk tangesona snake,
laG fond ~ suaot s,,S OF tue dead leaves on which
.o!espy nature that ho viii not m ~ t,enhIs
u Iss,. move , out Of ona's way; It il difIicult
noI ds,dd,s ssold treadlag or lliu, lis h,tc ia
tQilss aud he has tls dangerous hslit ~ ~
n.it,s backward, not forward liko otho.
t.sa ii. s1 1ew people have, beilvo, rvcoy"roi
In; H., 'asst OF pun. addeF's bite, but yery
y Asur eoino .oIe!aay die IN about quarter OF
I'd b 80 cure ts 10 keep constautIv wsIkin:;
luz dos.. nt Quantities. Of raw brandies. Ind "a
ataaf. T. VI 1sau-de-iuoo. When the Ksf,;rs lii ~
lad, rha9J !ako some Of tho venom from ia
haf nsrts lheY carry In little baa rnn.d
h,y ty w. o'ttsn, a"allow lltsio. which
sats sl.ta ~ G CERTAIN cure. Ihero IL oven 4
ssashl5 M Natal than the pull -adder-for-
tsosos,t;tneaH teH that will venture 90 sttsck utmo,t
i&as na..o Many people say that It viii eyu,,
" uoi.sot ta9n 1os Mltas; but rather t,nnht
A!ssto i. 11e PorsoA's ruad lapuans tn rmn
saa 10 ~ sad tts homo. and thoo { dare ssy 1t Il
Vt e.ls sra neihapa eFery Que does nok know
htu ". h hnuaRe-proof. A bito haa no effect
Mort ,'ns ~. aa opportun!ty Of proving th!s.
W. sSsSs about looking 1t our uow ponaes. %1ao
ftai,, ,hEi. 70 Here s!arlled hv ha.rim~
i ss,.. a,ek from ouo Of tbs ch,,d5an ss;Sss..
taa.s ~, in % terror. We zuahed In tn tho
tsVats can. .n.o Tug dintng-room, whoucn ths
asshs ,It.s ~ oaa there Waa our little boy ia a
w stlsstnof ln Or fright, with long atosn ~ i1's
u sas ssl8 sg.a Abuut on the aoor lu fTant ~
s.s,bsI y. u 1icsce tlisaIe with Largo tor.
~, WhIeh s, , oae We had brought isota IL the
= ban jstt 1oaid 10 have got the bsst OF Il lid
= seoIa ~ ~ 70 light It out csnuot sxv. for
Aead bIttsnu ttuea e III and killed the snake. Tia
aass. n wonnS ~ one OF lIs asee and III return
. 'uttno""u lung a gu its face that Breljed M ~
III IT, as s1xe; but beyond thss hs aasnsJ
'!'pe., MA Nv toE biz encounter, and tn I "a.
Y l1uotuts - quite himself sRxia aud xe feit
'sssslllsy, sssa a'9 eyer aftcr for having, in ali
, 1875-10-12

ft-..a, s'oosE' l. l.. Oct. l1.-.rhe report Of the
yra y.'lenoent y. OF Public Schools in Tho Cloc.aw
,,ras .4 suo"s Sl2,oo0 waa oxponded fot school,
H., 'ssa 49,. ~ eleven aoAths to Sept. 20, 1875,
e,,s4 Wy nave new acadomy for boya aud a
ns.S s.4e@y for girls, with afty pupils for caou
d. ~ ~ ae'ghaorhood schools. Tho attendance
Eat az a. PETER PETER than heretofore. Tic natlon
pi Il. 70 uoyb and iiyc glrs from tho ACADEMY
utIs ,.naa %uas advanced schools and send tLom
taIaS I tSa SSspense Of the nation to tho statea 10
n, Il sS"s sss education. OF thobe Holec,ious I've,
II Conma;!a! Con'!!e4 College, thzeo a. Doouoyllls, Two
Itarije IA, a1o., ono at Parks, lex. ono at
, 1875-10-12
ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE.
SUNDAY 6EKYlCEa

| 8rtefai Dispatch to Ths Catcaqo a+foua-
| JOLIET 4A.' Oct. l.-Yestesday was by IA
tue most interesting day of tho session ~ h.,
l1ock AlVor Conference. OF course no b,,s,na.,
was transacted. but tho services at the difYnrac NJ
lIotestant churches IN the city noro we'll at.
tohded, aud great intorort was man3fcstod ~
near thia or that celebrated preacher. Al ths
alothodtse Church there was q tuye-tcnst arl
prayor.meetlng continuing from o'clock \, m
until half-past 10 O'Clock. by TINT hour ths h,
eoaf'A was crowded to ita utmost seattnu ~.
pactty, oil tho standing room bong occupied.
THE REV. o. H. TIFFANY, D, D.,
VINO mad beun announced to preach at tha r,,,,,,.
1nk Ao9E came little iato III company with
Judge AcEoberts, with whom he IN stnnni," a
70 ilted tho north door, but could uos get In
doos ns soa dense crowd Of ersoas shading IL tho
ehttanco. and MAS moro successful. 'N@'1
- 4He regular exercises wore opeued by tha Rov
ut. Na}mond " most eloquent and approprlate
II ffaSs1 Dr. Ta1 In to thsa ss passages
u tho tseth eten,a fo1 as eleventh
~ ana %. t9ey 10y ovsroame him (satap) by tic blood
" sue Lamb, aud by the word Of thair testi.
an, nony and they loved not their lIyes unto ill.,
Sb!ooa q n0 or.. osnss1sr aTe't mainly upoa .ls
Of lis 1tsnessss. s isa e,asnea sns a"'s%ttimoay. %t
remarkable clearuoss and y,yid ."n;,a,s "1u aoss
.hs s&ctiileis! blood she'd upan nIa.; ,,str;.
tie :, ,h,,a.i ~ =. Jewish AltRra antitypical OF
or tAe yns 1t Tue whole world. Aud wbsn oo
came GU as'st!y 70 tho blood Of Chfist aoI in u
cieauenk power. hia eloqnepce and ,n"ana,;', ~
power broke over al lmta aud oyorsome,i it'o tho
IT, !, sad,onse WITH tue eopeal feeling. Seldom
i Il, esos a3 auoh scons Deen Witnessed heTa
There WIS no oommotiou, 10 boisserona ah,' IsuG'
.,9nr isr o. tss!nx bns tot tho tins most wou-
without respect to professions, for tha ~ e1na, cns
!oaa q hs chn19 .ho disd crows q
!o'ng strained. ha enunciation sincu,s,x s'uTat l
0 the car. ss'seaol8
At tho cloae Of tho morning .srvfcs g..
%ho ata 6esn Previously upon
= of hands and 1ne uaua! attafdsnt osramnSTns sTns
Mss solotnn and impressive servicc.
A. O'clock P. m. the peopla agslu aasan,b,aa
THE HEy. pa. JprK1as.
Chlcago. The Doctor IL = clear, logical. and
Alasu kentlsman. rho never falls 10 intarast
= snd!sacs; flis discourse wss greatly sd.ni1ad
man1. uis 1o1t. ~ ala gIouudWork Of hia
, 1875-10-12

,,;l!.s 1heFe is ~ California wctI-known ri.nt
,n.'as. 'aen IT, ee1' which causes species Of
inner tloacribeh the Effect Of II upon hcrd G' ~
mttY y, horses on rancho in 3io,.torev folI1,tv
lhcS tceano crazy, want of ono by ann MI
a.t H"to 100 % nuddled 70 seek water, many of then
totsons to approach them auI On telny Dy'cu ,rcu
e noso !sap into tho nir. Their a,rh ar,5csretit to
ne n1na.iettei, and vet they would turn aso for
!, 's.,. ~ II, aha would apparently walk over nrso.
! &C "1Ih9Ht aur fear or hesitation. e'oe'
, 1875-10-12
uCEkh STEAMSHIP NEWS.

AET foRK. Hct, u.-a,uyod lin u..,..:-
Egypt from Liyertoot. '"' ''e3'a7h'p
AoYiLtE. t. Oe: li,-The steamship scaudjn.v,,
tp' HoG1IAsNpfnH, Oct. 1.-The atoamer EacRar
, 1875-10-12

III. ,ou w., y, said woman 70 Aer husband
- sea&aa u come homo nights Ia souu itnI
- As sentle rnla,. lou got o,a III tho way ot III
essd to th1as hesots. "befose We wero mrrricd
bat po's aa ~ Don't 60, dasiipr. i H il a.,5x u
~" II l happsn Is .tsy out iii 4 Il st. Il :
, 1875-10-12
Too Much instincts

- L9Tu0H E7QV83e.
Tho instinct Of Newfoundland does 10 savA
drowning pesaou has boon somewhat painf,l,v
tested BY Al unlncky FEenrLtusp. liz was VAIL,
ing IN tho country viii friend, Who posnosssd
, 1875-10-12

fFffF7t ffFHHlrA 10 3hN fHffn4H
Ia5lLtE, ILL.,, Oct. ll.-AnRlYEp III u1,rn-Eot,.
lug. ....'..,..
DEpisrED-cana'.i"at Andrew jackson, with INN,
btr for FaTu; scow Towhcai, with Lasai,e as, r.,
uennertn.
PASSED. INTO o4"A1-champton, light, to load Al
0tlaxs
PASSED 0uT-slnbean snd Deer Park. both vii,
lumber for La8ale.
Txeye feet aud inches Of water on tho s,,1 a.,
[ock Is. 1tver r}slng. '''' u
Wind southeaAt
Ba1parYonr, H., Oct. observation-disclosures, IT,.
He 1000 tn corn, 200 ba wheat; Comr,nrsc r.
h.s 900 By eotn Montreal, Ottawa 6,po b,I eor NJ.
ila b. corn 5oq bu onts 1osoo il seed Fr"n'''
tst.. aD bu ryo cuynga Iocklort, 7S@ b, ~" o,s ~
H. % 9tara sar d,loo ra ~ sorn J. lsoclar, Isa!ie
Ai5 hn Gals, l1a Iris Hour. '' -''e' oo1otos
c1na5n- Gen. Sherman, Morris, Is m lumber. cao
. tanRts; lndnhtry, Morris, 6sgA Il Irna.. ~ ~
tu1 I4giron, IL tons coal S~' - 4o1aoef' ID
, 1875-10-12
Lake ERIE.
FI3fF

F'*tfaf oftro'ths' II Ta* Cafea7o 1rthnrs,
Engk, la. OIL. lf.-Tho achr Clara lsrker and ths
proIs D. ". blanchard snsl Nashua left for Chtr.ro
Today. The tug DFsgon, which gass tie uuFalo
Bht1iT tho slIp. Is now hero. ahc eamo In from
buffalo sfstef'laS. Tho amr MaRuct lift for Long
ront today, md Tho United aates stmr Michigan fr
D@!rot: tho hrhte lortaga and Julia WlIlnsl I,ayn
stripped anl gone nso wttitor quarters Al ta rort
snxased IN making sursoy Of Ialo Ero aa pSGa E'ia
hastns hsso trokrn up fur tho season. Most Of Tia
neu i'ft for their homes tony. Tue eur.eY sri'rs
hds anil f..'rsfyor lavo becn ordered jnti wi,Icr
ou.1lers ut Detroit. ' "'"'cs
, 1875-10-12


H. H. Niscsman talka Of shifting the 1n.ch,,,-,
et pFpp Lsko Brecze further aft during tha co,r.
~ Fiafes aud converting her Into steam barge,
IN Defoit l'osf Of Saturday states that tho schr
ssassn fepossa seeing floating on tho 1ato or
e<' nofheaat by cast Of par roint l,ghtsa.p ot NJ
nssne' aud tho urres-works Of soma vcsycl f,is.
I'sa ti'n 1ufao, N. T., states that tho stca laro
Cssa c.mptei, which cleared for chIroo rrita.
Icy ietaIned to that port Sunday Afternoon. TIs
s!s nfost tAas when OF Duuktrk, tho Cantajn sa,no
sm ,s, eGsn' Disappeared suddenly, auI efshcr
sTdiaa 1T aaa aaa drowned. Bays tho buffalo Cbt,1ftt
.,. noae slnco tlc tug Dragon wao seized hv *
sasaa oa 20 attachment for delft Of ta,tH n
Ipd. u Etle pastn IN clarHn of reliable 49,
!!a! ssa9uR' ~ usual ho went athoro far .,,niS
" a. stutnlnE found that tho tug Lad bccu e,r}
@ ,.!. 70 sPeak. Naturally tho poor fellow hcra,no
ssasaee ant wo aEe told That he diI not sircm
..,.a I Is ~. nghf: Nothing ad been heard iron. H.
~ y. uR 10 lsat evening, s1l 1t was f,rssnn,s.i
III as nsd goac TO thut bourn from !l1snrn ~,
H., III 1etIfas Tho poor shil-keoIvr il ooIln"
h. ~ 10 has tst got 1t through 1s head tj.at IL
tIMo Ns,lM o! InlalIacud confidence In rcmr1mnor
~ ~ ssqwea Putaac certain interested parties 10 build
~, preease Of cleaning her rruralory to o,n,
sr.r.h Ilaftcrs f course, 1t WIS buntl a,'i ~e
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Il XIX tn. corner NddiToa ant Casa!.st T;.&t nx.
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The Cross.

In all ages and among all nations, import
ant events have been commemorated and trans
mitted to future generations by Significant
symbols These mute symbols have served to
represent the great leading ideas and charac-
teristics of nations, communities, societies and
schools of religion, philosophy, morals and
politics Entire histories have been treasured
up for ages in these simple and inanimate en-
bisms. In thousands of instances they have
served to call to mind the stirring events of q
generation, the glories of q great nation,
epochs in human progress, or the rise ana
fall of false religions, falee philosophers and
false systems of all descriptions. Each symbol
comprises language and q history of it's own,
which can be conprehended at q glance by the
most ignorant of those whom it addresses. As
the ideas which they represent pertain, for the
most part, to affairs of the highest magnitude,
they have always been regarded with respect
and veneration.
When the legions of the CRsars were sohiev-
ing the conquest Of Q world, their emblem of
nationality and glory, and their inspiration in
battle, was the Roman Gag emblazoned with
the Roman eagles. In the midst of the fercest
oonteats, a simple glance at the national sym
boil would Are. the heart OF the soldier with
patriotic ardor, and often turn the ude OF pat
the Roman soldieH beheld the greatness and
glory OF his country, with himself IS consti-
Cuenb element of all this greatness, and his
heart and hand were nerved with hercuiean
strength to meet the foe. In the eagles which
1oated amid the din Of battle, he read the his
tory of the empire, with her conquestg, her
| riches, her power, her grandeur and her Cesar,
and he cheerfully gave his life for the ideas
thus evoked.
The Saracen, as he marched out to battle
beheld she crescent Of his prophet, and Wae
willing to die for his canse. AS tho crescent
waves before him, his imagination pictures
the prophet reckoning him on to battle, to
oondue6t, to proselytfsm and to tho sensual
ioys of paradise, and his courage rises, his
! blood boils and his scimetar leaps from hi
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Furnlt0fe, clothing, equipagesi nothing of
All that renders m6n RFeateF or more estima-
bio, becanse nothing Of all that Is . part Of
himself however, 1t is in those
things thst most men make their honor consiSt.
-RoNiH.
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TEE MoRNIxo star has been stertsd
with the approval Of the ecclesiastical
authority Of the Diocese, TO supply IN
admitted want In New orlsans, and 10
mainly devoted to the interests Of tAe
Catholic Church. It win not interfere In
politics except wherein they Interfere
with Catholic rights, but win exposs
iniqaity In high places, without regard TO
persons or PARTIES. Next to the spiritua
rights Of eli men, 1t win especially chan
pion the temporal rights Of the poos. -
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Approval Of tie Mos, Res. AreAaa.as1.
We approve Of the sforesAia 'undsr-
taking, and commend it to the Catholics
| Of cur Diocese.
W. N. Archbishop oF NEW ORLEANS.
\ Dsesaabsv u, 1867.
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TIE PROCEEDINGS-V VERBATIM

TESTIMONY OF REUBEN w. ROPES
The Court met at II a. m, pursuant TO adjourn
mcnt
Judge Nclson-Mr shcarman win You proceed nowi
Mr. Shearman-Mr Ropes.
Reuben W. Ropes called and behalf Of the defend
ant.
Mr. Shcarman-Where do you reside, Mr.. Ropesi A. l
reside in Brooklyn, 2s Remscn-st
@. What is your oceupaton' A. Merchant.
O. What line of merchandise A. Importing goods from
South America.
Q. Where do you carry busnesi A. AT 70 Pearl-st'
New-York.
O. In the year 1873 you acquainted with Francis d.
MoultoRf A. was, Sir
O. Did you have an interview with him in the OF that
year, A. did.
O. On the subject Of ths controversy A. did, Sir
O. About what time year, A. think it was in the
Autumn.
O. Now Sir will you where that took place and what
occurcdf A. coming the fairy after had left the
boat coming up the walk the steps fell in with Mr.
Mouton and said to him. "Mouon want 10 know there
any the that put forth by the Wood
publication you to Mr. Beecher with a
pistol and demanded certain paper" lie replied 1t Is
damned Internal lie"
G. What occurred between youf A. then said TO him.
Mouton you appear know much about this and great
deal 90; want ask you another question: Is
there any reports that made in the Woodha
CaAn publication In regard TO Mr.. Beecher" He replied,
"They pack of internal les
Mr.. Shearman-That is ALL
Mr.. Fullerton-Nothing.
Judge Neilson-That is all Mr.. Ropes.
Mr. Shearman-A. ii. Davis.
Judge Neilson-Wll gentlemen please keep quiet