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is an evident desire e. impress the public
with the belief of great vigorand determi-
! nation in the prosecution of this Rug. It
falls short of either when the central point
is approached.
Everybody knows that the corrupt COM
bination could never have succeeded rs Il
did without the most powerful support at
Washington. The Presidents revocation
of Mr.. BRlsrow's order changing the SUI
pervisors last winter, is proof Of his per-
sonal sympathy with the Ring. But that
was not all the strength upon which il re-
lied. Every point had to be guarded care
fully, and this vigilance cost immense
sums of money, the payment Of which was
covered up under fabricated names and
artful DISCUSSES.
AVERY, formerly Of the Internal Revo-
nue. Bureau and lately chief clerk of the
Treasury. alone of the Washington gang
Of plundcrcrs is to be tried. HIS compli,i-
~ is certain, but II Is absurd to suppose
that with all the disposition and skin
which could be employed through he
trayal of bis Official trust, he could have
managed the qualifications of this large
and wei ORGANIZED scheme of robbery.
Behind AVERY were others far more i'm
portant in position, who received Il tceu-
lar share of Tie spoils, and who could
thwart ana override the Secretary of the
Treasury whenever it became necessary.
The names Of these parties, their rcspcc-
tive Interests, the dates of distribution, and
other facts are known 10 JoYCE. partially
TO FIrzRoY, McDoNALp, and perhaps
another of the Ring chiefs.
If there WAS any real desire TO bring out
the whole truth in this matter, mud TO
make every confederate appear In his
proper Fight, the authorities at Washing
ton who are directing the prosecution in
ST. Louis N plit by a simple order uncover
the entire vilniuy. Two OF the indicted
who hold the secrets of the Ring, are
willing To turn states evidence and tell
the complete story. That Offer has been
positively refused, and therefore. uulcss
revealed hy some accidclt, the truth will
sim lie hld al the bottom of very deep
well.
OF cotrsc conviction VIII materially dis
credit the testimony of these persons, 80
that any statements they might make
hereafter would he nssailcd rs the result
OF rcVengciul spirit Thus II appears
that three influences are now operating to
protect the pluudercrs AT Washington.
while there is a prctcncc Of great zcal in
prosecuting the Whiskey Ring in Il. Louis.
They are, tirst the law officers, who de-
cline to accept as states evidence parties
who are ready to expose the combination in
all its branches; secondly, those who plead
guilty. and shut their mouths as 10 their
conf dcrates for consideration yet 10 I've
disclosed; and thirdly, mystcrousp promises
Of pardon in case of silence. 1t Is easy TO
understand, in presence OF such state of
things, how this prosecution may appear
TO hc generally in earnest so far Is certain
individuals are concerned, and yet lack all
vitality or sincerity when criminals high
IMPOSITION might beroachcd, exposed, and
ruai-lnF
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T. THE EDITOR OF TIE SUS-N'r: AN
RNlyfariur man and sinner. In common with
huudrcts OF NV follow SINNERS. l am seeking sal
walton hut between reading luE SUN aud hear
iAs Nr. Moody mn greatly ucrpisX ed FIR 1t Is
unfortunate that whsle Nr Moody sct- fort the
hLn.iii4'ius docttiue that " oar richtoouspe IS
a. dithy rags" and that before the divine law,
our N, ru,y goes Tor nothing, THE SCN holds
tibet righteousness is tie only test Of true re.i-
zion. Pain people, somehow, have alWayE
fallen into tina, error. for tai error 10 l. from
the orthodox point OF WV, Now, II wnai ltile
righteousness NAV have "a not my own, whose IL
~ Human law proceeds upon the principle tnat
men can and ought TO obey the statutes 4 the
land. | have read the Bble good deal, and
must cor Tess that | ma everywhere. IN the old
ami Now T--tamcn's. that God makes great
disiiucuon hctw, en- tic righteous ant the WICK.
c1. Christ answer. tire sinners question,
what snail do . iuhrTit eternal MES
tLrru-hout the gospel 10 these words; wni'h l
an sorry T. say Mr ;. o4y t,,f.; plot'' kcep
IN, command oats ' Ny symp.lhy was
man whp-e friends requested PRAYERS al ths
Tabernacle morning meeting for n.n. on the
ground thAt stood un n's o. oval 49, his lii-
/ elri-inl' young man awohe the pri undcst IlV
! OF SIR. Moody, and the prayers for tuis puur -
Itghted youth were SO fprveut d. un.lNiles- 10
Ice a -rcHt waning e. other young 20 WuD
/ ~ axe ~. -siuu ot m HrA4itk
Now. though am inclined Go THr :, s's doc
trine upon TINS great subject, Nct 'Ic YER
pptee. Just now tu1' % l. hard T. q, ','un-
Wuat course - take. want {, be good. Naut
! 10 d. Eo"d. desire I" know lhc g. lt.. wv
! reason tells Wc - tilst iu G. ID .n. q ~ ..
I ur,pnsr- leu'cdio. vntch cannot cornreurui.
/ J. l. greet thing 10 convert -'ul i."n o."
/ error ~ his Wat-. Perhaps Nru can lt.i ilc 30
nay zen lcAitv. and l'l .gIe Nouwul .r.rih. i-
| sauDs of atucis ga "a 7iaillt case. y -tfNAiD
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sent themselves to Us. If any one Of th,,n
rouiio, stand ,his to.t We n,onou,c, I,
hoou. I, ANY of tI.,m se,L t,u,.liifvit
or 10 .hi,l, II, M. to ,-.t nro,,ud n nrto
compro,ni.. ,,o,u.iiu,. II w., ,on li.t.n ma
farther to any claims i'm belolf thereof
Doe. a religion. revival tron., orm the lives
of those vino feel it, nn,y.ry Tbi. il. Tho
oue,tiou. # if do-g.nd ,or tLc ,,,;r,il.
If If 30 uot-Lod fan, me rrc;r.,I W, know.
tho severity of sucl, "A t.st I'm, "a. olso
know tb, imuortnuce of the thiuo ia Il,
tested. urd we furthcrrnoro know thr
dnnncc and danger Of d.rnutinn. on .nlr-
deceptlon. in regard TO il. The simmer. of
CnRI.r's time said that lis practical re-
ouiremcuts were harder thou they could
bear; and many of them. attor boarin,- his
language. went AWAY unwilling tn nstcn
10 such doctrine. But he did not t,.,. to
suit thcm by chnuriro mis- too,hirns ar
Lowering his demands. Ilrrrnuirrd mac
tice q, VOL n, prof,...ion. d,,t, rs vrlI os
faith; "A life ms well ms "A sentiment. Hi,
example. in this rcspcct. must Ice coDiod.
nj lonst by those who call tlcm,.lyn. his
followers.
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ausr.tsn iustitutc Tair 60 e. ant - Az
Btoth'a Theatre Han py niAlry.
Brooklyn Theatre over and Ralte.
ptwcry Theatre So, l,. iArie.
colosseum S.gs ofPu.
tinh A,cuse Theatre Edrn Booth. Kius Lar.
ISrsum Theatre 40 laima
olympic Theatre Ntrsiy.
Pnrk Theatre " sa, Dollar
PniL Theatre, rrcOkiyn novelty rf,up.
Pa isian Naritties leu t. sni Bfoai~y Ma'a,s.
tTn Francisco n-trcis vusy
TIL d Avenue The trc lot cI Fun No Vlig,rty.
htntrc Comiauc N,u Aura n,H,
Ten Pastors Theatre Wv sur Matuss
nicn tGuarc Theatre Lei Atav
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, ,'n 'i IN ~ ~ ~ 6 5'.' S", W. W.
IT, ",s Vas ~.ra 3. '',a crttrrd upol tr .rtts
nv w wv, 'i,., ii ti i i Crv -, XXX
49, tim- CIV. ttr r. 'ei,rd % ttreHs' tc .r4l-
lhl' capitol IoAce IS ho'Lihg b"t partisan
cN'FrS'e''e' INTENDED rs pension once I'rt''
dependents OF mem'erS oil congress. Hel"re
the wal the same bundiis was guarded ey hai
adozen waichmen' WITHOUT any oil the rob CT
les or dseracelul no critics which laV'"ccuFred
under the pre- ent system. The old pracd'e was
sui .titutcd ty foIct Of idleis about the apt
toi. whose chi-f business II to draw large s,a-
ms
The Captain II this police resolves $2nS. the
lituten'uis sl~rJ the prieMes 81 'si nnd the
Naicimeu Sl.rO per anrum. The, are wholly
disconnected with the regular Eo'ico Of the Dis
tricl, Tor which Corsfe SO pays two-thrds Il the
c-st' r about quarter Ot milton OF dollars
every year. such places are much sought after
b. patriots VINO Ike plenty of pay and litt'o work
N'W thAi reform Is IL order ana flneeuleS are
not In good rerute' Il is desirable TO conciiiatc
the Democratic majority IN the House OF Rep
reaeuta'ives, IN tie hope Il protecting such
hTciaccd sauaiNerinr Of the public mone'.
ten HUSTON, Who made the Gppoin ment s."
formally announced, il the Democratic member
rom the E-hth - strict 81 ' usnii' llil !~t'
explains Ills "ittuence' at TINS unc.
hen the APPROPRIATION Tor t"l' lducN police
comes up' OF course Gen. huNIoS VIII lie 'X-
uecied 20 su tain II ana 10 get tie hclp OF Li'
friends. The axe Of reform must spare that
luxury and thus save the bead OF GLohG. sArru
~ The Ola humiulnn' lhi' IL crooked road To-
hers incur such obligations to their opponents
/ 81. }, liz
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him in delyng investigation, things do
not look well for the safeguards Of virtue.
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q. Washington Ch,id-, 4, M.,a-up Autograph
liuutcr.
MON zee International MdOos. -.
Mr.. Carlyle, IN the following brief COM
position, furnishes "a model Tor autograph
Wiltels;
LONDON, Nov. Q, 1880.
George W c., Of Phnadclpha =, wants is au.o.
graz AID here ael7 II much GOVd may Il 80 iiil.
4. LAELYLk.
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him in delying investigation, things do
not look well for the safeguards Of virtue.
We havereceivcd printed slip annonnc-
ing tina, the National Association, organized TO
maintain existing Christian features in the
American Government and to secure rell-
gious amendment Of the Constitution Of tho
United States. has taken measures for articles
Of incorporation under the name Of the
National Reform Association. Among the OBJ
iects which the association will seek are the
maintenance of the sabbath laws-neaning
Sunday laws, we -uppOse-the retention OF the
Bible In the common schools, the defence Of
the judicial oath. Whatever that may mean, and
the securing OF suitable religious acknowlOdg-
ments In all new state Constitutions. As the
plans laid out by the organizers 81 this associa-
tiOn involve important changes In the character
OF our political syatcn, Introducing religious
questions which we're carefully avoided by the
founders Of the republic and contemplating in
terfercnco with State LEGISLATION In the matter
Of schools and sunday laws. 1t Ia to be regretted
that among the gentlemen who are identified
vi. the movement there do not appear 30 he
any VINO have acquired such celebrity for states
mdnship as to insrirc the belief that they arc
capable u materially improving the work of the
men who framed our system ~ government.
-
MI. FA1RvHiID, the Attorney-Geueral
elect, has acted judciously in resigning his
Office - Deputy Attorney General so as to DO
free to enter his protest against tue recent de-
oision OF Attorney-Generm PRArr..that SAVINGS
banks may invest the funds Of their dcuositors
III District Of Columbia bonds. The distress &C.
casoned by the recent failure OF the Third Ave-
nae SAVINGS Bank, and by that OF the Freed
mans Bank, which was brought To bankruptcy
Nv thc District Of Columbia Ring, should suffice
to show that too much care cannot be exercised
In the selection Of investments by tho man gers
Of such institutions. As Mr. FAtRCHLD points
out in his letter Of resignation. there are so
many suspicious circumstances connected with
the Issue Of the District bonds that u Is only
prudence to wait uDtil Congress actually AMI
formally assumes the District debt before ac-
ceptiug them az Government securities.
, 1875-07-19

SERMON BY TILE hkY. H. =. to"AAte
Yesterday morning tho ltoy. +. r. Powell, OF
tho 4sra cnats f se 10
,niRo 1,, uoAss n1s;""an r., ua".,ana nsnt,orn,,
"na no olV'ao' u..';' "o No'e'e"o s'"'''A'0"
preached from tue folio"ioe text:
beiavs that Jesus Christ !s hs Son Ut ood.--Aets,
viii, 81,
In tliscusaiog Tho question who Apd what WAS
1oau. of N,vareth ~ ,nn.t examine a taw facts
.oea. y. =. ~ .,,a .~'t, ~. ~. M ,.ntns
but finger po'nts that dlFost us to tho truth.
Wa find strange mau In Judas, full OF
v.n, and anthusissm, a hater of ain, foarIass Of
~ .,,,..ouonoo. 1,onutar with the m.aso,, bnt
suueotao'e.. .o ~. !. .i.,t.s ~ s,1..
hateu W .ae ptoau' ~ u Ip'uea VIZ s4ius
to show Hla cohtemps o1 t'eaes ana luxury.
stalwatt III Jighteousncss, inspired by tho
God OF tho wilderness. lie babIizas mon to re.
peutauce and confession. ue lived in the period
ohaFgod viii expoctst,aua. The jewish o. ; has
40 lopg grown to expect ! Savior that many have
Imagined themselves to be the Qua. John H.
most touches tho MeHsiahIhip. Yet In tho can.
dor of h.s honest soul he ffets. conscious Of
naeds man Who eau baptizo with tne Holy Ghost
aud tho liro that oeu.,lrles viii uot eatluguiHh.
join s!one would have mado no permanent sm-
presrion on history. Hs consclentlo,lsiy 1eoog-
I nlxeA Jcsla a. grester than hluself. All gteat
aouts know each other. Lie Baw divine light
| about ,l.e yopnR maj, n hs baptized lin. In
rsptute cd with lls mission, entsspced With his
Iife ia Tho desert, exalted almost out Of Tho
| Nesh bv fasting. prayer. and holy hopes ha and
Jesus saw csch other soul 10 soul. Lie e1claims,
"a greater than l IL hero" One had como
in f,n crnwIs iuepIred BY The lap
ti,t's uorls aud fuil Of tho Holy Ho,E,t,
vat alta, ward John was not suro OF lin, but
ssih Ia iIlm SIust ve Wait tor another7 HIS w.
| snirslion Taachod its fuluess III YOU DO you
knnI that YOU c.u SUCCEED !? Can ron Ret that
ho;t. az hu1anttY t,st viii save IN jesus les.
itstad to auswer. hui He healed the sok aud
nrssehed an euusl Roepsl 10 I'll men, Now 20,
Eio ..iJ and fali John what vou have seo1, Tho
strn"aIo IN h.twaen sin and david on the one
, 1875-07-19
Fond pu LAC ITEMS.

6ptefat DtspateA 10 The cAfcaqa Tribune.
FoaD Du LAC, W,a., July 17.-Ths people 70
tbs ssatern part OF the city ars petitlouiuK tns
Common Council for authority 10 construct -
extensive eansl by which 10 save tlelr part q
sp1,ug f.esl4e,s. At tiuos hundreds Vt acEss ~
that part us lilo CITY are uuder water, during
the psst i've years, property has gteatls dePfe-
ciatsd in value bscauss Of the oveElioHlneg'
Ths canal will BE- = mile and = htif in Length.
Council. without doubt, will give authority 70
make the improvement.
II. II. Fa1puln has disposed Of half inteEest !, -
tho Saturday Kerortsr Of thl%city 60 d. O. -. T.:
Killsburg. farmer. Presiding Elder os W.
Milwaukee uAt1ict.
, 1875-07-19
SUNDAYS NEWS.


A wife Of Brigham Youpg died Saturday.
Further discussion Of tho quo-warfanto casa
was dono Saturday, aud II viii be continued To-
day.
Ths aim OF A. 900 Is to he Immediately 81.
nept!el for now books for tho OhicaYo l'ublo
LibrA1y.
No tidngs OF The mlsB1ng atonsu!s hayo been
received, 1Iouetul suspense IL giving way 10
convection that they have petlHhed.
District Attorney F,aher Of Washington, has
many friends ut Long Branch s1yiUg to got ths
pfeaidcnt 10 keep hsm III olllcc.
A gentleman III Nav York City he's brought
case 10 toat tho constitUtiunalty OF the amended
Postal law, claiming thut it originated III tho
BonRte.
An amateur. John Ennis, has determined to
attempk to walk iOD miloA lii twenty four hours.
LIE will start 1t tho WeHt Sido Bunk uext BAL
n1dAy,
The baltimore Board OF pnbIio Works has
sued the baltimore An&cricaH for libel, and 10.
maud s50,U00 compensation fos damage sus'
tained.
Tho yacht raco which took rlAco Saturday T.
tasnoon, tho buats startling at the foot Of Twelfth
street, sailing t0 tho crib Ind returning, Nn
not entirely successful. Tho rain masssd shs
enjoyment of the spectators, And light VIVA
made tho speed sluggish. Tho result u III d1a'
puta owing to false start.
Tho Mayor will place tue name OF 0oosee l.
Dunlap before tue Council to-nlght ~ canol'
date for tho newly.cre&ted Office Vt City MaFshs'.
Mr. Dunlap was formerly Superintendent of tba
Chicago d Northwestern NAilzosd. ue 10 vea
Mayors ohpce il = wine one. It " hopea BY ~
respectable ol&saes tnAt no corrupt political ~.
huences will prayent bis continuation. nehm
steps down and out. Hickey will b. Deputy.
, 1875-07-19

In 1Iis ch,ngoa natural bolv. why loo, rIe not
oftrn appear, or why has Ito ncscs appeared
elnco2 blicl, nj appearances would ho ,naterlnt-
it 10 t,uo that faut cl.,na son,o ruc.i .lsun ui
1asnB; but unfortunately. the Hank Of Aote is
\ very cnr,uns sloc1men Of hiAtory. lscs'tes.
aflcr Tho quarrel uf loter aud ranl, It Nhs eH-
nio.tlepb,p. spiendni ovation FROM tho s.iea
gives him tlllo fully olunl I" thht nf tho bcet
Ut thcm. Tho Douk Of tlc Acts IN wrttten bv
l;uko 10 tho interest Of Paul, m the
Gpsa 95sn to o. n,oys ssg oos "a os.o, w ess "a
Wc must not ,,nag,ne ttiat Tho eatlY 6Ert'ry OF
Church Wan without itB joaonaies and onvies.
There wan nuser. religious movement moro tnil
Of tcndos pas.'ons. THO r"gon OF Jesus wan
IN . glorious and lovely person. llcro.worhhip
came IN this oAss to it, ,nos. perfect roinoment
and cahltGd devotion. plety Joins Hi.h iovo 70
crowd to Tho boopm OF tho .Lord. tho beautiful
erttahncss; thi. devotion that hhs Lad it's nutos-
1a.fo epranE necessarily much n,trre1,reso solta-
tipn. AbuYo A4t IL wss natural that nucl. e,-
tLus1ahss s!lould nel!evo the Story Of tho Lords
best Ia Il setse,is tanglo. 1t Is imponsibls tt
doubt but that tho resurrection wss beloved by
tito Disciples. 1t In unsnoasfonab)o that tho
characters OF tho Apostles vera vastIy Outraged
Now hopos and nav p!nns dawued upon them.
We soon to zee JesuH III tho haxe Of oarient
dawn walking about with them and giving thotn
HIS ortalulng lessons. humanity Bl,all bc nonu
| rouscd from its lertibo moral sIeop. Day wil1
| break upou tho norld. Go preach tho duspol to
| every creature. Feed my sllcep.
| Nor nyu NO got Hure wlht may bo tho com.
ploteHt power of Spirit over matter. It is miner.
entity matter. When, where, and how 1t shall
gai.i Its -poiBc ~ TO aHsctt lB nowor oycl
! i'll natural laws, who can toll Wo triumph
| over lite tendencies to dissolution In many waya
Hhhll We not Boa death uudor our feet wholly
| That was tho Idea Of Paul. II rot to tnusic tht
grandest flights OF lis .oni-tho few ocatat;e
hourB that run Its logic INTO chants Ru1 pcana
| Let III MAft.
, 1875-07-19

t,,,,o
sl,i1a!. Bcl(.atSlcd lfotcbdof' hho"e my 'ni's
nt,ous tho construction OF !irst-c1ass balloons,
In nusk ce,tniplr te aware that tho material
ur,, n p,ot, nonn,leor'e balloon, and In which
n. ,,.;,,, mi r,,do ,ho .,ceps,on Ia
III "''" ''t' ''''A ~
nren STRONGER THAN afER'
having BEEN thoroughly tested, and f""na 10 10
e,sna a .tsain greater than tho ailk generally
uaed A.. to lilo rottennces Of The balloon.
-, T.. .....a .... rnnn}dscn
nave oHy ~ lepeas 'u"s ,.,,,..
WA Tie 1nnEc' ana conlu havo o."e'eu ea
or Used tho ono in which Mr. Thomas 'oeao
tucccssful VOYAGE OF, Saturday. II 10 worthy Of
.u 49,. - p|1.,, l.s r,adc
Ao'Ae' 'n"' wa No"" ,1r,,.s
MORE scceEsSfoit W. ~
than any living 1nan. anil h1s n'eo ch.l'ou l1o4.
passengers ani lantIsd them safely. ~ renamed
c7,;rclv viii, him whether ho shoull risk his
.,.t,,. T., -, ,paa n h.,,oon. Wo vould have
o"n nl' :" >" o" -. -, .,,or,on,o,
~ e"on thoasht o. u'e'"''"k :" s Nv =. ~.
Captain OF q shlP which We had cnatteFeo 40 W
its management ~ 10 ray ono word TO Prof.
nona,d.on regarding bis asccpslons. That va
n''.,s ,a ,,s,i ..oa,,at.,,o .,
ano'io oe h''a assou's. s.,''a,'..
sArLf h'p'eoLoon'
hnl bel1oro that Ia the WOW taken py 6al IN"
ure,u,lctd poopte.
~ r,n.iaer prof. Dona,1son The mort suc.
=, ~.-..,, ,h.t ,,,r Nxca ana That IA thc
cesNinl atst ~. tt" .uns uaa,,.aij ~ ia nrons,c
nplh'o ~ sn0 .,.,Irad, - ,a,t'r. frnm ,ovnnants
tlom all parts Of tho world
Steiner we know but little, and norcr hcaF'i Of
until Ills uuauccesstal attempt IT AZ ascension
In Milwaukee eho1t ttne einco: HIa orfor-
tuniLy soems to have arrived for temporary no-
tcrtty, for which tto 10 evidently seeking tA1oush
tue newspapers.
Steiner has taken pAina to circulate on tne
Htroets and oiss aharo contradictory statements
with WOW to bring himself lAfo1s tho puLllc'
According 10 hia own admission,
he WOULD HAVE ACCOMPANIED
Prof. Donaldson IL hp llai been hero anu had
received at invitation to do 60. Irot Dohnldhon
did not require tho advice Or asb'ssanco OF
comrnrnttsoly unknown nelonant.
stoincr esates tllat mo balloon vas M ever con.
ttructea that could lavo Withetopu tho storm or
Thmsday night" ia 10 the mattor OF economy
Ind #e pract'eo Il, Me cpnu haso hlien ~ aoio,
nnHs ut from s4u to $50 Fet Heek, and VINO would
hayo cnlitracted to Initiate h!s BALLOON "ith not
nir not to exceed Flu per day. hnd aud per
forn,anco OIL trtpezo. with hia wilo s"inE!nE
from tho bar as thy balloon aaco.ded- Nus1nE Tue
Last winter "e had two auch oiierS. ono Q! our
present pesfottnerB MI. !azeae, ins1stea uFon
doiuy daily this pcrtlous feat. Nn would not
lt:cn to any Of their tropoeltlohs sesatusng AZ
T. dangerous. hazardous, And foolhardY perform,
ance, md preferred TO engage an o1pef,eneea
, 1875-07-19
ELSEWHERE.

An OLD CHURCH bOcIKTH.
PtTTspuno, July l8.-Tue cornerstone Of thu
now church edltlce Of the First German Eyan.
gelist Church WAS laid to-day with Imposipg cer-
omonles, in tho presence Of severll thousand
spectators. Tho church ia ono al hatorto aaao-
ciatiouB, being tho oldest aud ono Of the wealth.
lest III the city. II uAA founded ih 1772, aud
received its original charter from William penn.