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The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States

Win meet in the Pine Street Presbyterian Church
of ST. Louis, Mo-, on the third Thursday goth day.
of MAY, 1876, at IL o'clock, a. NJ. The opening
sermon will be preached by the Rev. j. l.. GIRAR-
DEAU, D. D., Moderator OF the last Assembly.
The undersigned will be present in the Lecture
Room of said church at O'Clock, P. NJ, on We'd
nesdsy the 10th of May to enrol officially the names
of Commissioners.
The Treasurers of those Presbyteries which shall
have adopted the plan for raising general Commits
sioners' Fund6eseribed on page 52S of the Minutes
for 1874 are notified to fOrwardthe amounts due as
therein directed. The Treasures of such Presby-
teries as have not adopted this plan, will forward
as usual the amounts of their several annual assess
ments as per schedule found on page So of Minutes
Of 1871.
JOSEPH R. WILSON, Stated Clerk.
WILLIAM BROWN, Permanent Clerk.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The second number of the Virginia Patron, j.
W. Lewellen, Esq, editor and proprietor, has been
received. 1t is one of the handsomest weeklies ever
issued in Richmond, and is an able and vigorous
advocate in the cause of the Patrons of Husbandry,
to the advancement of whose interests it is especial
ly Observation-Disclosures.
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Report of Conference in Baltimore. This
Report has been published in a pamphlet, as many
will desire to have it in convenient and perma-
nent form. 1t will be sent by mail for Is cents a
copy, or ten copies to one address for ST.. Send to
Office of Central P.es4pi.is, Richmond, Va.
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Recovery of Records. The Records of the
Synod Of South Carolina, which were sent to Phil
adelphia in 1861, and supposed to be lost have
just been discovered in that city. A little time
will clear up what is misunderstood on disputed
point. Wait week.
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Dr. Dale on Baptism. able and thorough
review which DR.. Smith has given, is concluded this
week. We hope Dr. Dale may live to eondense the
whole of his labors into one volume for general cir
culation. The fruits of his toll already invaluable,
will then be tenfold greater 1t may not be given in
money, but in the vndcation of what is inestimaby
more precious.
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to humiliate them by begging those who have long
and grievously dishonored their good name, to heal
the wound by plastering it with any such stuff
1" They are great and dominant Church ~ " No
sacrifice of magnanimity or of hOnorP. "Can GER
tainly afford to dol" How are the mighty fallen!
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ST. NICHOLAS for April. Scribners Illustrated
Magazine for Girls and Boys. Conducted by Mary
Mapes Dodge. Contents
Frontispece, Cinderella Colorado Snow-birds
That Bunker-Hill Powder; Eight Cousins The
Breath of Spring The Great Freshet Gold. Robin;
The Fair at Pau Cherry Cheek; The Pilot Boat;
An Old Folks Concert Fred's Easter Monday;
An Adventure with Grizzly; Jingle; Apron The
Young Surveyor The Peterkins Showed up; Nanny
Ann; John spooner's Great Human Menageriei
Jack. in the Pulpit; The Letter Box; The Riddle
Box.
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Minutes of General Assembly for 1862 "A
copy wanted. Any one willing to sell will please
forward to this Office. Prompt payment will be
made for pamphlet and postage,
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SCR1BNER's MONTHLY for April. Conducted by
Broadway, New York. Contents:
The Proud Lady Of Stavoren; A Chat about Ger
man Parliaments Young Noll's Peevy; Death.
Dealing Trades; What She Thoughts The Liver
pool of America White Azaeas; The Story of
Sevenoaks; To Friend ; My Island; The Mysteri-
GUS Island A Farmers Vacation Truls, the Name
less The Psalm. Book in the Carrot The Statue of
a Life; The Shakespeare Bacon Controversy; Top.
les of the Time; The Old Cabinet; Home and So.
ciety; Culture and Progress; Nature and Science;
Etchings.
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Oznamky POkrOku

Vytlsknou SO Jen takoye, ktere SO napfed
zapIati. Vyjmuty jsou z toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroven oznamue Sc "a no
E0V5dn5 ce7au.
l palec sloupce stoji $500 "a tfikrate
vyhsknuti, 2 palce S4.OO, 8 palce 5000.
Oznamka dele uvefejnovana tim Jest lev
nejsi, elm dele Sc uvefejnuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyceinfm
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamk ky: ,,Kde Jest" :, ,Naproae1"
'Hledd Sc" stQji Is ctd. "a tfikrat otisk-
NUT.
- Poole toho necht Sc kazd9 tidi
ado Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolik tadek, ti kolik palcd koli-
krat uverejnit nechs 81 sam vypocte
zasle prfslusici "a to tastku.
. Kdo 81 pfee miti oznamku '
tntydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
We podotkne.
Penize posilejte vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders psani adre,
suite vzdy:
POk ROK
No. iO4 CrotOn street.
Cleveland. %
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kn6&i, y6fici iista tfida nevytfibe
nych svobodafa mysli, ze by odstran9-
nm nebo vyhynutim nabozenstvf mrav-
most spro8teho lidu vzala "a sve. Lid bv
pry zdivocil, zhovadil a vsechnu mravnost
do bahna nezHzenych naruzivosti zasla-
pal. ,,Fezm6te sprost6mu lidu odv9cnou
sprayedlnost a viru peklo - a budete
miti horouci peklo ma zemi; len strach
pred yeenyln trestem zdrzuie sprostv lid
Cd pachani zla." TAX nebo tom smyslu
vysIovuje Sc dev6t desetin kfesfanskych
mravoutiteld, mudrcd q, zakonodarcd a
llnych pfatel kazne pofadku.
Pohfichd Sc po6et ieiich tenti lide
elm dale tim vice pfesvedGuii Sc, ze to co
ON "a nevyvratnou zkusenosn ziist6
nou pravdu prohlasuji, jest pouhy
zyast, ktery Sc casti ma dplne neznalosti
pfirozenosti lidske, cast ma nedbani.
skutecnosti zaklada' Kazdy, ienz zna a
chape deJiny vzd6lanosti lidske, kdo ma
prayeho poneti 0 poyolani clov6ka, kdo
prlrozenosti konani tloveka aspon n6ia-
kou pozornost venoval, musi vyznati. ze
mem p I'D K d o bru Jest rovnez tax
mocny, jako pnd pohlavni, nemz fysiolo-
COVE soudi, ze jest nejsilntisim protoze "a
kladhln Pudem clovGka. Ovsem, ze to
dobro melo prvnich dobach cloveGen-
stva mnohem primitivn6isi, nedokonaleisi
Vyznam, Jellkoz mravni pojmy vyviii Sc
zdokonalnji te mife, jak Sc zdokonalu-
10 clovek. Diyoch vzdycky bude miti ne.
dokonaleJSi mravni pojmy nez 6lovek
yzdeIany cim vyssi lest stupeh vzdela.
nosti, ma nemz tlovek stoii, tim dokona.
leJsl budou jeho pojmy mravnosti. A
ysak pravdou pfedce zdstane. ze dobro
jest cloveku vrozeno, ze dobro. t. i.
snaha byti lepsim, jest zakladem ci kva-
sem vseho lidskeho pokroku iako tento
ani ono (yrozene dobro) upfiti Sc media.
Ia nasi DOLBY jest pojem ptirozeneho do
bra ten; cim lepe dafi Sc spoluGdem
mym, tim lepe musi dafiti Sc mne mao.
pax; co skodi jim, to mne trvale prespf
Yatl nemdze; ci co nechces, ably JIM tobe
chill, necin ty jim. Podrobn6 rozvedenft
detinice dobra tuto podane nekdy jindy
podame.
Kdyby nabozenstvi, t. j. bazen ei hrd-I
"a pred vecnou sprayedlnosh a horoucim
peklem ma uzde drzeti mGla cloveka cd
pfirody divok6ho nebo nevzdelaneho. KITE
rak nam ii horlivi obhajcove nabozenstvi
a jeho blahodejneho vlivu ma mravnost
cloveka vysy6tli, proc We Spanelich, Itahi
Bavoflch iinFch zemich fanaticky nabo.
zenskych obecnT lid tax hrozne mravne
sklesly JEST Kterak to, ze Ircane male |
Ii k nejspustlejsimu narodu ma sy6t6, i We
vlasti teto zemi? Kterak to, ze Pol
'ku neihrozneisi spustlost mravd a nepo-
q zanedbanost lidu -obecne
ho nalezame! Kterak to, ze Cechach
prave onech krajich.kde neivice ,nabo-
lenstvi" q lepe povery vtzi, Jest lid
vzhlede nejschatraleisf, neiskle-
'lejsi! Ma tyto podobne otAzky pfeie-
ne 81 zfejme nevyhybave odpovedi a
oak - iieste budeme niti pohotove ste
ych namitek a nevyvratnych d6vodd ,
'roti nabozenstvi, zvlaste tomu zievenemu
nejzvlastneji Proti katolicko kfesfan- ,
kemu. 1
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kada pro oprayy podala mestske rade
berni odhad pozemku hranicfcfho ma
ulice Haight Swiss.
odbad ten ucinen jest ma zaplacsnl ma
kladn a vyloh, povstalych oteyfenim
ulice Haight vychodne cd ul. Swiss.
Lmineny odhad jest k nahlednutf v j.
fadovne msstskeho pisafe.
Namitky prot odhadu tomu museif b4
hem peti nedel po prvnim nvefeinenf pf-
semne NEST. pisaH podany byt.
Ino L Nc Intosh, NEST. pfsaf.
Cleveland, 20 cervence 1875 sgl4
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Sc timto dava, ze rada m6sta Clevelandu
dne 27. ceryence 1875 pfijala nasleduiici
usneSeni.
Csnesino, ze die nahledn mestske rady
" souhlase elen6) "a nntne Sc poklada,
ulici Tod cd Francis az k Union ulici.
stuphoyati, dldzditi opraviti
pomeru k polozenemu stupni SOU
hlase plany a nakresy, 1fadovne NEST
skeho metice vylozenymi.
Lhata k zadani zadosti nahradu w
prsi dnem 26. srpna 1875.
lno L. Nc Intosh, pisaf.
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se timto dava, ze rada m6sta Clevelanda
dne q. cervence pfijala naslednjici usne-
Semi:
Usneslno, ze lie zdan mestske rady
" souhlasu clend) "a nutne Sc poklada.
ulici Marquardt, cd University al Herald
ulici stupnovati, stokovati opravit
pomeru k polozenemu stupni sou
hlase plany nakresy, 1fadovne NEST
skeho metice vylozenymi.
Lhdta k zadani zadosti nabradu wv
prsi dnem 20. srpna 1875.
lno L. Nc Intosh. pisaf.
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u z n a IN e n l..

Timto Sc ohlasuje, ze dine g. srpna v
rad6 m6sta Clevelandu nasledWici usnese
nj bylo ptijato.
Usneseno, 10 die min6ni rady " SOU
hlasn Glend) "a pottebne SO poklada,
ulici Slater, cd Cypress Str. as k Wood :
land ave, stuphovati, stokovati opraviti,
pomeru S polo2enym stnpnem SOU
hiasu $ plany ndkresy vufadovne NEST.
mefice vylozenymi.
Lhlta ma zadani 1adosti za odskodn6ni
vyprsi dnem 9 zati
lno l.. Nc lntosh, NEST. pisat.
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Sc timto dava, ze rada mGsta Cleyelandu
dne -. teryence 1915 prijala nasledujici
usneSeni.
Usnesino, ze die nahledu mestske rady
" souhlase clend) "a nutne Sc poklada,
Cedar Ave, cd Perrystr. az Wilson Ave
stuphovati, obroubiti, stokovati opraviti
pomeru k polozen6mu stupni SOU
hlasu plany a ndkresy, V ufadovn6 lnest
skeho mefice vylozeuymi.
Lhdta zadani zadosti nahradu wy
prsi dnem 26. srpna 1875.
lno L. Nc Intosh, pisaf.
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hada pro opravy podala mestske ra j.
de berni odhad pozemku, hraniciciho ma
nlici Ridge.
Odhad ten ucinen jest ma zaplaceni W.
ioh' povstalych otevfenim ul. Ridge "a
padne cd Waverlystr.
Zmineny odhad jest k nahlednuti D.
fadovne NEST. pisafe vylozen.
Namitky proti odhadu tomu must be
hem peti nedel po prvnim uvefeineni pi-
semne NEST. pisafi podany byti.
lno l. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
Cleveland, 49, cervence 1875
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y IT Il III z IT
Sc timto dava, BE rada m6sta Clevelandu
3. srpna 1875 u6inila nasledujici usne.
SEMI
Usnesino, 10 die zdani NEST rady sou
hlasu 6lenG) "a pottebne Sc poklada,
ulici Beckwith cd kinsmanstr. al k Nor
son Str. stupnovati, stokovati q oPravit,
vpomeru k polozenemu stupni ' souhla
su plany nakresy utadoyne NEST
skeho m6fice yylozenymi.
Lh6ta pro poddni zadosti ma odskodn6
nj vyprsi dnem 2. zafi 1875
john L Nc Intosh, NEST pisaf
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M still svou c trn. HostinskY
q. Fridl V Move Vsi Kraslic z1myslnG
zastfelil lesniho adjunkta Schreiera, pone
vadz tyz byl sestru .jelIo svedl potom
"a manzelku poimouti il nechtel. Vrah
dostayl sc sam soudu.
Velike prdtr4e mracen str
hIy Sc styrsku. Skody jsou veliks, re.
inena lesy utrpely velmi slime. V stfed-
MIN Styrsku strhany json mostly, Ke.
fiachu cele mlade lesy jsou zniceny. "
okresu petavskem pfislo nnoho lidi bles.
kem zivot - tax oznamu;i strucne tele.
grafcke zprayy. - Ustfedni meteorolo-
gicky ustav We Vidni obdr-el 20 ysech
alpskych krajd zpravy boufkach, lei
pfisly cd zapadu. Ma bodamskem ieze-
Re zvedaly Sc ylny tax vysoko, ze musila
SO plavba. Povetfi se velmi o.
Prselo slime. Steine zprayy
sou ostatnfch jezer alpskych, jakoz ! . |
Lublane, Gorice, Celovce, Zahfebu. Bon |
e ia byla tedy vseobecnA.
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Ozn IN eni
SO timto dava, 10 rada mesta Clevelandu
dne 3. srpna 1876 ucinila nasledujici u.
snesenf.
Usnesihp, re die zdani m6stske rady
(v sonhlasu tlena) za nntne Sc poklada,
ul. Jefferson, cd Central Way al k ulici
Herschellstr. dlazdti stokovati a opraviti
die ustanoveneho stupne souhlasu pla
ny nakresy dfadovn6 NEST .mefice Wy
lozenymi.
Lhita zadani zadosti ma odskodn9ni
vyprsi dnem 2. zafi 1875,
John L Nc Intosh NEST. pisaf
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thousand things necessary to good govern
"mentp The testimony which MIR. Hoars
Sub Committee is now hearing in New-Or-
leans only confirms the evidence poured in so
abundantly from other sources that the kel-
logg Government is hated and despised by tho
entire population end that in the remote parts
of the State it can hardly sustain even the
semblance of civil administration. There
are parishes in which no courts have been
held for years, and no schools are open be-
cause the Kellogg officers have stolen the
school money. And in sustaining this Govern
ment, which was not elected bnt set up by
violence and fraud, the Republican caucus de-
termines to stand by the President.
We hope the Senators also understand how
the Presidents support of the Kellogg Gov
ernment is likely to be exhibited. Last Sep
TENDER general orders were sent to the military
commander at Npw-0rleans to hold his forces
at Gov. Kellogg's disposal. When the tlmo
for the meeting of the Legislature drew near,
Gen. Emory reminded the President that these
orders had never been revoked, and he should
consider them still in force until otherwise
instructed. Gen. Grant made no answer, aud
in accordance with those orders Gen. Emory
invaded the Legislature and turned out certain
members whom Kellogg designated for expul-
sion. Tho President has not rebuked Gen.
Emory; ho cannot do so, for Emory only
followed his Instructions Whenever the
emergency arises he will follow the same
instructions again. Practically Louisiana has
been governed by martial law since Sep
tember, and is so governed still. And the Re-
publican caucus approves and sustains.
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THE clUcrS AND THE PRESIDENT

THE Caucus AND THE PRESIDENT
The caucus of Republican Senators at Wash
ington has resolved after long debate, to APP
prove what the President has already done in
Louisiana, and stand by him hereafter in the
support of the Kellogg Government This
conclusion has been 80 clearly indicated for
the past three or four wceks-indeed is 80
fully in harmony with what we know of the
character of the present Senate-that it ought
to occasion no surprise; and yet there are
many good Republicans who will be shocked
by it. "What the President has already done
"in Louisiana is denounced by the public
sentiment of the whole country, not only as
an outrage upon one of the States of the
Union but as a dangerous usurpaton of power
and an infringement of the COnSttu-
ton. 1t is not defended by the Presi
dent himself. In his special message
he sought to excuse, not to justify,
his conduct. His excuses, however were
offered in such tone of defiance that we
could entertain no doubt of the secret salts
faction with which Gen. Grant viewed the
military proceedings of Emory and De
Trobriand, and read the clustering dispatches
OF Sheridan. How little indeed he cares
either for the constitutional limitations of his
power or the angry remOnstrances of the
nation he showed only a few days after the
publication Of his message, when he sent
squad of infantry to decide legal contest
for the possession of petty civil Office in
Vicksburg, and turned sheriff ont of Office
because certain favored politicians represented,
not that he was not elected, but that he had
no right to be.
And the caucus determines also to stand by
the President in supporting Gov. Kellogg
hereafter. We hope the Senators know what
that means A Committee of the House of
Representatives has reported that the white
people of the State unanimously regard Kel-
logg as a usurper. Gen. Morrow tells us that
the present State Government cannot main
tam itself in power single hour without the
protection of Federal troops. l do not be-
lieve" he continues, that the present State
authorities, even with the protection of Fed
eral troops, will be able to collect taxes and
perform the functions of government after
AN early day in the new year. The
State Government has not tho conf
"d ence or respect Of any portion of
" the community. A standing military force
" in almost every parish will be necessary
" to give protection to the persons of agents of
" the State Executive, but military force can
" not compel people TO pay taxes and do
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THE CATHOLIC COYTROVERSY.

Mr.. Gladstone's article in The quarterly,
from which we publish long. extracts this
morning, may serve to explain what seems to
have puzzled many of his critics as well as
his admirers. His famous ExpOstulaton
was regarded on all hands as n political man
ifestO, and while some deplOred it as blum
der, others looked upon it as simply unac-
countable Very few were ready to admit
that it was the result of nothing moro than
profound religious feeling, stimulated per-
haps by political disappointment, but having
no reference TO any future political purpose.
Yet the severe assault which he now makes
upon the POpo will doubtless suggest that
such is the simple explanation Of the pam
phlet on the Vatican DEGREES.
The exciting discussion called forth by that
publication seems to have revived The letter
of DR.. Newman, from which we published
cOpiOus selections on the 2}d ultuo, has at
tracted great attention both in England and
America, and is not only accepted as re-
markedly able reply to Mr. Gldstone's posi-
tons, but possesses peculiar interest besides
as a bone of contention among Catholics
themselves. Archbishop Manning has just
completed an answer to the ExpOstulatiOn; !"
anu we pTcSchJ lHlS hVIHiHS "iio'H't 'APi''i'
ton of the Roman Catholic side of the con-
troversy from the pen Of the we'll known
author of "The Comedy of COnvOcatiOn and
the History of Christian Missions the first
fruit of an invitation addressed by THE TRIB-
UNE to several of the foremost theological
writer's of England, both Protestant and Cath
Ole, to present the views of their respective
denominations to the American people through
the columns Of this paper. The first point in
the discussion is to settle just what each side
believes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-01

cloth. White, or the lightest shades OF yellow,
belongs to the fine arts, but for the lightest
Of gay reading, it may well be used if covered
boldly with black stamp that only lets the
light throug, here and there. Novels and
easy gong literature generally, should DO
allowed the Bluffs and grays, while travel aud
natural history claim green. The mineral
cOlors as rule are detestable. We hold that
the grain of the cloth should obey the general
law that the daintier the book the smoother
it should be, books that require 6rmer grasp
being entitled to rough grain.
When it comes to the matter of lettering
and decoration it is more difficult TO lay down
specific rules. Yet here also there are certain
canons which ought not to be disregarded.
The lettering on our books is almost always
bad. A condensed letter is too much used,
owing to the endeayor to make narrow backs
carry broad titles. We would simplify tho
titles i'll the first place, then use as round
letter as possible, and avoid imitation of fancy
types. When a title, however, forms part of some
general scheme Of decoration, the artist ought
to make the lettering also picturesque. The dec
oratiOn of book cover most certainly ought to
be intrusted to a special artist, and that
artist ought not to be the die-sinker, but
workman in the bindery. The greatest evil
we have to contend against is the inveterato
habit of our Western eye, when not cultivated,
to call for formal symmetry. 1t is ncces-
sary now, when a good design Is to be pro-
cured, to go outside of the craft into the
fraternity of artists, and publishers and book
binders ought to go there, and to the best or
them, until the style Of book covers in cloth
IS made to correspond, mutatis mutandis, to
that which may be found on the best OF the
old French leather covered books, but per
manent Improvement can only be looked for
when the artisan is himself an artist. After
all, it becomes necessary to say here that no
book cover, to be good, can be made lnds-
pendently of the book for which it is in
tended, and thus there il need for some con-
trolling mind in the whole manufacture Of
the book, which shall be able to forcseo tho
finished work before a line OF type is SET.
This function belongs properly to the pub
Usher.