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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-07

MEXICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION.
1t is with satisfaction that am able to
announce that the joint commission for the
adjustment of claims between the United
States and Mexico, under the convention
of 1868, the duration of which has been
several times extended, has brought its Ia
bors to close. From the report of the
agent of the United States, which accom-
psnies the papers transmitted herewith, it
will be seen that within the time limited
BY the commission l,0l7 claims on the
part of our citizens against Mexico were
referred to the commission. Of these
claims 83l were dismissed or disallowed;
In ls6 cases awards were made in
favor of claimants against the Mex.
lean Republic, amounting to g.,
035,633 20. Within the same period
99s claims on the part of citizens of the
Mexican Republic against the United
States were referred to the commission. |
Of these s3l were dismissed or disallowed,
and in l67 cases awards were made in
favor of claimants against the United
States, amounting in the aggregate to
81 .504,9s4. By the terms Of the conven.
lion the amount of these awards is to be
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-07

|erhns new
venue is
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-12-07

Mrs. Shel
is Of MI
|iday nigh
Decorah-posten., 1876-06-22

af Den i%nbpenbigf Sioe al Torar.
men eler af &inbsruc, naar olsle er
| tilitrGffslig soe Stonn, boiler bet
iublenbe i Weiret % briftsr. meoens
Sincnc funfIe al 8supit. ncaet al
bet neoitrsmmcnoe Wloo. Nerpoa
iIer ban ben til ct Baal. for at RI
its lit Stpffe 8iee en- Smnls. Tor
ban llu9er Oct, % nil lttr;cr Dc sll.
ltebspUrenNe oper Oct blrbcnne Sner,
ifiersr 8icoet fra Benens, ritter BET
pcb SIben % fortUrer Oct mso en-
Mppetit, Der opp0ffer N9olel, ursn
at be / mineIte Waaoe lpnss at rp'
res psb ben nlpffeIIscs Sammsrltrl9,
Der meo snbnu life brultne Slns Ter
Stbffsrne of lit s9et 9eseme at lte.
ees. M,b ct 9pielisi @clbsba9 flap
per DC fla poa Mausn 90 mener. at
oct bar lma9t soot, meosns DC liner
telise 8Iasetuner ira Oct lllpttcll9s
SHer, Der Der nnber al Sorbleenln9,
~eiterbaanoeu lpoer Ipa9ers.
SpsraIt hos BattGcrne er Ncrtr.
rem at Meuu, lfefieb Ialtlat pcn
9ope.
gn ll%notasslis bsrira sier 8aola'
eli Bantam lombo, 3epbina ! OCT
lille Qanbifab Shiniuf. / Dc pilot
8icrsssre pittnior S%iepinrcf, incl
lem Gamma OoIof % Gamma 8om
pcb, tbi ban ifol prre eli &onlbal
Sroets essntIiaite gelprnin9. ice
ban ipiisr Menmifsfleo Tor oct;
8sIlma0S Sfplo. % naar ban 1T
fan ian9e Ell eller amen rremnlsl
@auorcr, fra Sib til onben ila9te
Ell at ilns Slaper oa foriVrer BAN
uoen at eli iaohan Slapc bar be
aaact no9en tSorbrposIls. aan bal
pep &leb iorlfaHe ll9 Ell laaoal
Slape, iaa betaler ban life ubetpot
lioe Gunner for BAN, nutnrll9pi
Ii Eorbolb til iom ban er fto."
Decorah-posten., 1876-06-22

al oft bet foloe Iano: Meas DC
lana lua uaftert, buoroan fuaes pu
DAP"
"8eIlsne Dig, bpac merer Dup"
oibree SntcI Yeppsrfcrn benoe.
"Suorfor lenbte ou Scrnsne osrteo2
Seq pirits 10 Inlet ber1m. Seq ber'
ts S~psftafeI nebeuunrcr Slnoust %
trospe oct bar nosle &atte."
0etts par for nesst for Dc mo
oerlise SDlsIier; ben sanfs, at no
aen funos tase fell al bsnoss 8srrs
pueiss Stsmmsr % tnss Dem Tor
8ottemiupen, oct GIT iOrpiot.
WoiabeIla bar i beisite @rac cp.
brast, 90 Sntcl liseiaa; Oct uar en-
umuIisbeo for mig at ltanols csnls
Storm.
Dor @jeit be0pnots at patte als
line gicfter Iammen % ertlTrcot
rent no, at Dos os pilbe ban lite
lGneers epGle.
SEQ bar life bapt anost emo
ubebaesliebsbsr, iiben ic9 fom bios
uobrcb bon.
"M Isabella" iasos ban, "ber MI
bel eitsr, boao ice tiger; - lsl
bauoe tenft, at on lfnloe arpe en-
Sci al min 6ormus, men sIier Del
Waape, on MI bar tebanNlet mi.
paa. = Ies oil bIlps bsn9t, ON nl
faar en- eneltc Sfiuin9
&onbeua % isg IOrtrco Dor ubs
linoiahcb, - men Ill par oct 70
lent.
San ip9rtlatte lin 3ruicl % for
loo os Den fel9enoe Od9.
San bar aloris iiocn becrst o
mso lin NwruGrelie CO &olabsll
% ie9 lfal aIoris blius riac pep Dor
8efienotifab mleo benoes Snfel, De-
riss Sr. Ysppereorn.
Qua mcsen lllpffe fan en- ersll
ubclinhia gambling poafcre.
Decorah-posten., 1876-06-22
29retibsn CT 10 Tiger. llnberpisnin.
gen folier 500. MUtotilsret
gGrbreu Diplomat eiues
efter fuloCnot yGrctio.

9nJen Tprtunritlber f%rrertp; enbper meo
Splt III 6alet fan lare eet.
S"fdnoinlriiie 3pner W Vi8er / en- als
Der al l8-45 Alr) ifuQt life iorirmmc
eeiii9bcren tl n lGre ptttt Sd9 9runoiSt /
here's Wpn,rsmadl ~ r%erslttr fem upnannes
be, rramincrfoe q al Stlten outcriierete
Srrpemcore at. itatt en- incbringsnrs ~
anlett Sepepei.
Itttt er ott eheite alrius, lpm biiper al
oct meo llnrerpisning / ne itaneinapiiie
SprN ~ nun ct tesrsntiet Nntal 6lerer
blloer anta9et.
N9rmers { plpsnins mcooelts frit MA Trrs
ldn1enne. anmeloslle I'm Spta9tilt ~ Sno:
ifripnins til bette 9urits mad Re inotr l0et
,Suli cnttn mtnottio eller ffriffii1 / ce fam
b~inapiifs Sprr1 til Stifteliesi9aen Or. mee.
& dir. SIR. @rdblm eIer Scritanrerifen
Or. Mrs. 6atn W Her, Sfite / S9rtans
ltalttn l79 g8eit &albtnItrn Ct. (pjsrnet
al @allten), 6bitaSr. S4incis.
NIB. : ben mse anitaltsn irrtunrns
Seeltle : afpeltn9 eptaasS S~arielfMnosr til
pripat Tcrlpsniu9 imeo Detailing liStirm
lltemiclebe funoe funnt pptaaes nit, mar
t~etimslis anmelpelie rsrpm timber 9Th.
CireftiDncn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-06-22

9eiper Stole.
Itnns pei ansrtiencts Sfcle pil aabnes frr
fpmmmence Sgirn
iicitc NsanSag I Septembcr,
~ Ter @inters S9irnen
auncn Mnnnaa / Sauunr.

GIeper rptases paa iel3enbs @staiinsspils
taar. ibsresnst ct 8urias al Srrelasnin9er:
Primary Department. $3.50 VI. M2aaatn
intermediate Dep. LIS
Grammar School 200 -
Sfclen teltpres At VrcieSicr :. ~. @ars
ref, A. NJ. icm aslilteres AZ M(ie Nap.
ware, Mrs. glen ~ andre eerere.
NQe DC, Der pnifsr at ta9e ct 0urius /
before alasiers Stueium, nil her linpe en-
fcrtrinlig anlenninS.
Gn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1runeiS llnoerptsnin9
| ale alminpelise Steleia8 oil Qirfs tnbrer
Der pnifer al uSpannes til ~erafttite SGrere.
ct a~runcist 8urirs AZ Toreeraa nil aires
At Guwrinteneent !Splmap, Yrpfesiprerm
3refenribae NJ Garrcu, Dcftcrerne StrcnS,
Scbnlcn ~ andre, iaa at Senne Mnillt oil
blipe en- al be NET interesiante % %praftiite |
bet nprbliee Scpa. Superintendent S,rlrle
ioer. al ren er en- at be met arnnei9t NJ
iremaoifrioencs Sfcleri renne Del At statn
9leper mcotages I'll b:ilfeniembelt
lib af Serminen.
xm pirere llnNrrttnins tenpeneer man
fig til q. =. Cameron,
Sefret9r,
Sewer @innabeit 80, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1876-06-22
&rn(om6eo 6fauot
2attaerue.

@lsle SSo,brpbeIler iirones mse
Opbeu nf BaitHcruc. lom bebor ell
Gel At Sumatra % er bsrpatst lom
&anibdler Sen ifel9c yopet be-
ltemie So, smaape ct iorltiellia; 6cr'
brpoerne blloer enten orGbt, nncn at
9iast tiIisles no9et uloere, eller Dc
o,~b s % lpiles. eller be IurtGres
lsuenoe. Sm bcnnc Iiblte StraHe.
maaos forirller Sunsbubn, Der /
eIIsps Mar opbolbt li9 paa Saba %
Sumatra
"3ar mon uble9t ct Sla9toHer,
bliper Den Sag bsltemt. bporpaa man
lfal iortGrs oct Der ieuoss Dub til
aIe psnifabeiist iinoeoe % fcrbnne.
ne Spubin9er for at lnobpoe nem
% mon tr0Htr ale DC Mnliolter,
Der sr fornepne ill en- Set. s bun.
breospis ltrcmmer Msnneifer til.
S0npanIis bliusr 6erbrpoeren bun
osn til Ell Y0I uosnfor 9~anosbpsn,
lslu, uaar bsune er flor NOT til at
rumnls ole 3%illfuerne; runot on.
trina antWnber man 8oal, man llaor
% lpillsr paa ole DC Snitrnmenter,
man bar. % man la9tta9cr alc DC
eersmonier. lom pleier at Tlnoe Steo
usc ftitIise 9cili9bsoer.
Nu fremtrGber Den SomI0lotes
Monitaupsr cler Den. lOm er blepetl
fornermet al BAN, / 8sgelsn Sou.
cinssn i ben 9anbsbp. bpcrl Scener
fore9oar, (cnten lcm SGpner al en-
p~crlonIie 6ornermslis ellsr lom Den
lopmosiiae Orpiersr), trGffsr IN
8nip % boIoer eli fort Gale til Sol
fst tbi Valteerne foreta9sr aloril
1o9et lloen at Doloe en- 2ale euel
lnrleos Sauolingsn paa Ell rbetorlll
Waaoe. 8 psnns Sale uoulfler bar
snbuu en9ans fOrtsIi8sn @runben'
til Den 8ssipenbeb. Der ia! iinot
Sisb % forsitilsr Sorlamlin9en. al
MI er oct Sieblif fommet. bpOr Sor
btpberen. ION ban lfilorer iom Der
aIlfpeIiSlte Wlrbins, iom en- Satar
CBsgu) / menneffelie Sflffelis, bpem
oct sr Ell Sortieneite at til~intet9lsre
ital brrs for inc acknowledgements.
ger. Icb nenne &iItaIe lebsr Wrn'
ben / Wonb paa ale be 3iltsoep0'
rcnos, % be ieler ulmuoitaaeli9 4pi
til at opta9s ct Stpffe 8ipc al Wio'
oin9en / bcres Mapcr, fcroi DC iau
bolee zig ~oucrbeuiite ON. at ban al
brig mer ri! funne fade Dem. Sis
ls sr bercs esne llotrpf, buormso 81
Tiger at siCre mig here's fanibaIif'
9piier b~esribeIiSe. Gfter bercs 8s
%lfriprlis sr Den MpbsIie. lom DC TO
Ter Dco paa benne Maaoe at tilfrsos'
title jim Seun, % ben trpiteno'
Vcrclieelie. lom bette forlfaHsr Dem,
life til at i%ammsnIisne mso nose1
anbet. Spflammeoe of benne Nrii,
tr9tfcr alls fine &aipe. Mahiaer
sllcr Den fcrnGrmeoe lfirrer NIL, BET
tie sr bans Sorret, bet iterite Stpff'
al Den eomfGIcte; eitsr lin perlon
liae Mppstit pGl9er ban ct Stpff,
Decorah-posten., 1876-06-22
9cn rucitt rcgnldrc ydrcanitalt for
SOrOrmOOre | DC for. Staier.


SOrOcmOOre | DC tSor. Staier.
Get nsiie aurins oil pld Cwrrcring AZ
Here fremralsnct itlnrinariite Sluiller, mr.
licen bet en8slife % tppits 2urilis raldi ON
latte Ct Sarefmlus &c lsanctndpilte <rreS.
for ctrrer AZ 1irs rttfiupi4t arinoer en- eeis
lisbep til pirftiis Il, uocdnre lg / Scribe
mcoerfl1et NJ i~lalepee lrhIGlr rem Mtdn9el
MA cueli1e, tcdlifiesrtre it%lnoinartite Scribe
meere fem mep aarene tiiper mere n mere
iplsiise Der Saneet.
I DENOMINATIONS ifanntnaptlfe afs
eeiin9 bliper srunnig llneerutsnin9 / SER
oemceervalet mtoptit I Dc ltdnoindpilfe SrrN
/ 9i0beo mep llneerrisninlen paa Tceielss
ltiitfiierne 6urcra. Gen p~rafillte 6selels.
bialp ldapel men lem lreH Snitumenttr
irreS. liMicm p1iaa llnoerrstuing | antess
seisn AZ Rccerblnodger u Srcftlanr.
arpIatnina eit. etc. a be frrneone altue:
TAB til apiness ~ 2srndNpcmne meo-
ptles.
Decorah-posten., 1876-06-22
Sc Iurcnccc Staters
JorOemo0er Stole
N esrmjn fprtunrne
J1cicisfiftelic,

Chicago Sllluoia,
orunelaat al she N~crthrtltern Mielpiferp
Nsie;iatlpn." ippiig lnforrrrrrtt % prtrilts
1trct Al Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1876-06-22
MmftiOmarius,


anbefaler R9 til qanbsmanb | Minne.
lbeif % cmli9eente counter.
Silfrebsbeb earanteres mob biai9 BE.
falling.
MAN fan enten l%friftlia elIer munbtlia
bsnpenee i9 til unoertesnebe, Der Der
| SsRan, eiler til ~Oecorab:F chens~
Snlee. =. Spbncn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-06-22
ChriStiania House,
s.. -. Serreic, gier.

e,srnet at Wains ~ Waibinstcn Street.
lide pso 8rcen.-Sctelet or npt ~ tefcenit
inprettet. @pc @ebanolins saranterss. @or
Oh rl,mneiis Stalp. Sea blater. at mine
aaimlt 9unSsr nil beiSse mig % trin9t mee
iaamanse nps icnl mnltst. 10.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-10

BERLIN, June 9-The National
Zeitung to-day. says it learns from we'll
informed sources that Prince Bismarck
was summoned to Berlin solely To per-
sonally report to the Emperor upon the
latest phrase of events in Turkey.
1t adds that the German policy con-
tinues to aim above all at preservation
of the peace Of Europe, and that
politicians are convinced that efforts in
that direction will be successful.
LONDON. June 9.-It is very proba-
bic that Winslow will be liberated June
18th.
1t appears from a correspondence sub
mitted to Parliament that there is little
Likelihood of supplementary treaty
covering the case will be agreed upon
by them.
The vote for the Duke of Connaught's
establishment on his marriage with the
Princess Fredricka, daughter of the
King Of Hanover. will be submitted to
Parliament at this session.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-10

WARRINGTON. June 9.-The friends
Of oil candidates are greatly agita.ed
by the rumor which gained ground to-
day that Blaine Is about TO undertake q
more dramatic rotet han any be has yet
assumed. The story ss first was mere
ly that Blame intended going TO the
Republican Convention, bat it was
at the time scoffsd ~ by all. aud be-
lisved by none bat ID came from 81
many different sources that i. speedily
became something more than chimera.
The next inquiry was as to which he
was going for. and every body said
it would be for nothing else than 10
enter the convention as a substitute.
and withdraw in favor Of some one Of
the other candidates. The programme as
marked out generally for this theatrical
episode is that Maine will wait until
ell other candidates are named, and
that then some one Of her delegates will
announce in the usual way that the
Pine Tree State proposes one of her
gifted and distinguished sons, J. c..
blaine. where upon that gentleman will
tender his thanks for tho great honor,
withdraw bis name and second the
nomination Of some one else.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-10

has been Transferred from Mr.. Bacon 70
Nr. Clyde. the latter representing the
Panama Railroad interest. and owner
in the rival line Of steamer recent '
inaugurated for completion on the
Southern route
A gentleman prominently connected
with the Company states no such
change had taken place. and that it is
not probable that Mr.. Bacon will lie
removed. bat from another source even
higher than the one referred 70. j. i.
learned that Mr.. Bacon has actually
forwarded 20 New York his resigua-
ton.
No change will occur in superintend-
ents of the dock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-10
FROM OUR TRAVELLING CORES
PONDENT.
Moro About tho Centennial
Grounds and it's Exhibits.
PHILADELPHIA,
May Odd, 1876.

Ed. INrELIIGRNcRR: - After q
week Of rather severe illness. from
which We have. We hope, permanently
recovered. We again take our pen to tell
you aud your readers something moro
about tho great exhibition. To-day on
visiting the grounds for the first time
since the 18th inst, we observed that
an immense amount of work of various
kinds had been done in the interior
since our last visit. and that there WAS
still large amount of work going on.
Upon hasty and perhaps very ineom-
plete survey Of the field We came to
the conclusion that much would not DO
fully completed before about the Fourth
Of July.
The Catholic fountain is yet a long
way off from completion. Its elaborate
ness is taking more time than WAS
anticipated upon its commencement and
the decoration figures with which 1t TO
b crowned have not yet arrived from
Italy. where they were shipped some
time aince.
The exhibits Of the Argentine Con-
federation have just arrived. but are
not even unpacked. and their space III
the main bailding yet uncompleted.
Bat. nevertheless, the eye recognizes At
once more complete symmetry and
proportion rs . whole In the great
show, and one begins 10 believe that
out Of the general chaos aud irregular
i,y Of the opening day. order and com
plete beauty aud finish will soon dawn.
and all parts assume the functions de-
signed from the beginning. and the
attention and respect expected from the
public.
In the grand center 9th main build
ing. that prince Of good music, Z. ).
Gilmore, with his band. d.scourses
choice music from 10 10 IL \. NJ. and
from ) TO ) z. n. No sooner does his
white wand begin 10 saw the air and
the s~eet sounds leap forth IN obedience
thereto. than thousands crowd around
at respectful distance by the aid of
kuc tUaieS, 70 hslso. ANu taSaH W
say that it requires the all of the police
b. gather the crowd around, bat tia, it
does require their aid 10 keep them at a
respectful distance aud To keep the
passages clear among them.
Th. police force 1T the grounds seems
10 b effective. aud thorough roSues find
slim psekinss.
will note few OF the more promi-
nens objects Of iu,sres, among the hun
drsds Of like import. Chilli has a
large aud immensely valued collection
of minerals and meteorological speci-
mems. the property Of Z. EscobA, Esq.
II j. particularly rich in silver. both
crystalised aud black oxides. Her gen
sral collection is also very interesting
japan prsssnts very large collection
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-10

THE 0rsgoHsaH claims that Oregon
has changed lis political standing and
is now Republican by considerable
majority. The next Legislature will
stand Republicans. I'll: Democrats. Is.
and IndependsnsS. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-10
T e 1 E G r AP HlC

eALIHolNIA.
SAN FRAScIsco. June "a rscent
turn in the Pa0i1e Nail a6airs have
given rise to rumor that The agency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08

penitentiary, as that he shall be impeached, and
thus made an example for all future officers. II
the papers in the possession OF the Com
mittee were delivered to the court they
might not be forthcoming when wanted III the i'm
parchment case. But this was not the strongest
part of Mr.. Lamar's argument The Republicans
wero camoring for the Indictment of Dir. Belknap
and his punishment by the court. Mr. Lamar
showed that neither the Committee nor the House
had any evidence that could be used against Mr.
Belknap either before grand jury or in open court.
Mr.. Marshs confession to the Committee
that he bribed Mr.. Belknap when testified to by
members of the Committee. sufficient to indict and
convict Marsh, but is no evidence against Mr.. Bel
KNAPP The only result of obeying the subpoena
duces ccum would therefore be TO secure the ndict
ment of Mr. Marsh and not Of Mr.. Belknap;
but no one who desires TO see justice
done would ito anything 90 bring about such
a result. just at this time, he said, what is most
desirable is to protect Marsh. 80 that he will not
be afraid TO come back TO Washington, in order
that ms testimony may be used against Mr.. Bel
KNAPP, not only in the impeachment trial but tocOn-
Wet him in the CT minal court That il what the
natural effect Of Mr. Lamai's resolution, supple
mented by the bill to he reported By the Judiciary
Committee, will be.
Mr.. Lamar also completely wOrsted Mr.. Blaine on
another point. The latter had made of his char
acteIstic attacks Mr.. Bright for speaking of
judgment of impeachment as punishment. He said
il was simply measure of protection, and sneered
at Mr.. Bright's knowledge of law. He quoted that
clause Of the Constitution which provides that no
one shall be twice punished for the same offensc.
Mr.. Lamar quoted from an opinion of the Supreme
Court of the United States to show that that rib-
uua has held that disqualification imposed by inn
parchment is punishment, and, of course, Mr.
Blaine could not have a word 10 say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
n BAD R4ILWAY DISASTER.

a WHOLE TRAIN BREAKS THROUGH BRIDGE ~
VIRGINiA-TEN PEOPLE KILLED AND SIX
WOUNDED.
BALTIMORT, March last night, between
IL and II o'clock while the 6:3j freight train. with
passenger attached crossing the bridge over the
narrow passage the Hapers Ferry and Valley branch
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad GO miles from ar-
pers Gerry, the middle span gave way, and the engine
tender, and train fell through and were wrecked. The
following the Of the killed and wounded:
KuLED-W. 4. WiSbtman, Ed,nburg, Pa: c. s. Noel
nt; Jackson. Va. X. l.. Hammond Nj jackson, Va:
l.. Wood, supposed 10 be from Richmond G. \ Hodge.
SON Berkeley Springs member Of the West Virginia
legislature j. A. Baldwin Baltimore Mr. GauO Win
chester; A. c. Bowers commercial traveller Baltimore
=. Donovan, engine man, Sandy Hook, Nd; j. Chapman
ed n Jefferson brakeDeu, Winchester, Va
WOOSbED-J. seihcrt, Newmarket, Va; J. Hahn,
nooostock, Va; NJ Bird, Mount Jackson Va: II. C.
baseg' Baltimore; Bernard Hughes. Wisconsin, Russell
And 1. Cumming.
All 'he wounded have received careful attention from
tae railroad company Competent physicians aud
ta nurses were Immediately summoned 10 the scene and
IN tung possible done for the comfort OF the Injured
NE 9Oaes OF those killed Immediately taken 10
nncheser, placed in charge undertaken and VIII
~ seht 70 their relatives and friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS.

MEETINGS OF THE sUNDAYsCHoOL CONGRESS.
PLAINFIELD, n. j., March THE Sunday
school Congress held three sessions todaytwo business
day meetings the First Methodist Church for the dis
cusson Of topics connected with sunday-schoo work,
and evening gathering Of the delegates and general
public the Congregational Church The latter was adj
dressed by the Rev. DR.. John Hall OF NewYork. Tue
subjects under discussion at the morning session were
the Sunday schOol superintendent, his personal char
acter qualifications &c, and the uniform lessons. The
Rev Dr. Robert LOwery opened the debate on the former
topic and the Rev DIR Warren Randolph the latter In
the afternoon, sundayschOo conventions Of the var
ouls kinds were again considered, the first speech
being made by the Rev. DIR. Hays President OF the
Washington and Jefferson College at Washington, Penn
The evening meeting opened with fine choral ser
vice by chorus OF 100 voices, after which the Rev DE-
Hall delivered powerful address on the Bible and Mod
cn Doubt.
The Rev. DR. LOwery also spoke at this meeting The
OF the Congress Far have been Of the great
interest, and this Convention will be.repOrcd as
grand aud important in the Sunday school cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
CHINESE MISSION TO AMERICA.

Hartford, Conn, March 1.-THE Hartford
Cour0at Tomorrow morning will state that the recent
Geographic rmor that Chin Ian Pin and iung Wing have
beeu appointed Joint Ministers Of the Chinese Empire to
the United states, Peru, and Spain proves to have been
well founded Authentic information Of the appointment
has now been received by mall Early-lest Winter the
Chinese Foreign ONCE proposed the establishment Of
regular diplomatic relations with foreign nations This
policy was sanctioned by the Government and the hfst
action taken was the appointment Of Chin Ian Pin and
Yung Wing. The appointment received the Imperial
signature on the 18th OF December. Similar appoint
mcnts are likely soon 10 be announced.
The affairs with the Peruvian and Spanish Govern
mepts will be transacted through legations OF which
will probably Do located in Cuba, whore nearly all the
Chimes, subj, cts uadcr spanish jurisdiction I've
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