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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08

AFTER TINE BATTLE.
Me,Sss's Coed Night Song.
AM Pcr ME- IN MT LITTLE BKD.
oChandler, am tired nov
1 do not care 10 hear you blow
just pour some oamphor on nv brO~,
Aud turn the sas down very low
oChandier dear. the game Is up,
hear the mighty rilden-trcai
Nov stir some nervine In my cup,
And put me In my little bed.
(cho.) Come, Chandler. come. his. me gOod night
I'm sorry nov for what I've said,
They've whipped u. hairly in the hght,
soput me In my little bed
DO you remember. Chandler dear.
You said ve must wake up the war,
We've overshot the mark, feaT,
Aud pushed the business to fsri
ihe hShtins men have len our ranks
with Hooker, sigel, famsworth, Cora
We've only Batter, schenek and Banks,
And thing have gone from bad 10 worse.
(Cho Come. Chandler. come. kiss me good night
pm sorry nov br what I've said,
They've whipped US Sirly in the night,
So put me In my little bed.
O drop the curtains, Chandler dear.
The bouhrcs make my syeballs ache,
Ard stun some cotton in each ear,
Tho-e victory notes my heart will break.
Anawful ghost is In my room,
with horrid blue jeans breechss on,
ses the shadow in the gloom,
OH bid the haunting thing besOne.
(chO,l-oOms, Chandler, come, bid me good night
IheAr the mighty Tilden-,read,
They've whipped US fairly In the hght,
So put me In my little bed.
rAe Usfssssswm sr Ulysses T., Do
tafsr.
Lot the bells In every steeple
Ring this warning to the people,
That the day has come when Might shall rule and
Right shall hold her peace
For II Is wild delusion,
Causing direct confusion,
That the people should have aught 20 say in
troublOus times like thess.
Ever since ~e blindly sund.ret
From the motherlAnd. we've Numbered,
And our government ethics have been waxing
worse and WORSE
Ny political adviser,
Aud timely coup deiai shall save the country
from curse.
When great Frederick heard the rumble
OF his fractous psophs srumble,
The monarch uttered wisdom TO the nation when
he roarvd
"Gs9an DeaoksafeA
HelfsA A1S SOidasea %
And voice and pen Of restiye men were silsneod
by the sword.
Then list unto my hai.
Abide In peace aud quiet
II Is only dumb submission that complete con-
tsEtment brings
But II In an evil hour
You forget, and brave my power,
shall crush your naughty spirit with "the lasl
resort Of kings"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-12-08

. 20 thou invisible -pirit Of wnxi II thou hast
no name 10 be Known by, lot ne call thec-devil"
--fDth<Ilo
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

COMPLETION OF THE ARRANGEMENE Es-sOME OF THE
PROMINENT DELEGArEs-PRAyEE-MEEII LAST
EVENING.
The arrangements for the Presbyterian Cen
eral Assembly which Is open IT. sessions this morning
In tho Brooklyn Tabernacle (thc Central Presbyterian
Church. have been completed and each of the GOO dele
gates Ias been assigned 10 oi the numerous
amIes who have ofcre to entertain them during the
fortnight or that the Assembly wiil remain IN Ses
s.on The greater part OF this work has been
done by nr. Freeman Of the Committee OF Ar
rtnecmcnis, who Is elder In DR.. Talmages chuich'
Al the delegates have not arrived ~ yet but many vi"
reach Brooklyn this morning in time for the opening o
The Assembly AT IL o'clock The delegates nom inc
brooklyn Prc,bytery are DR.. Tamagc, Dr. Norman
leay,r. and DE- Van Dyke Besides these among the
p,ore Irominrnt delegates will be the Rev. Dr.
Brcck'nrIdre OF Louisville Ky; tho Rev Dr. Samuel
H. Cox OF Scw-Yofk STATE the Rev. Dr. J.. II.
Fowler ~ Florida who was formerly the Moderator 0f
tie Assembly; the Rev. DE- william Adams Of the
Union Theological seminary; the Row Dr. Elias Il.
H,,dle of PHILADELPHIA, Prof. W. ". Blackburn Of the
Cmca % Theological Seminary, TIC Rcy Dr. George bu
nrlI ~ Michigan Dr. \. j. Lindsey Of Oregon Dr. foF
ICONS OF st. Louis and the Rev Mr. Jackson. the editor
of The Rocky Mountain Presbyterian" Denver, Col
At tho opening Of tho session to.uy ;hc Roy. Dr. T. d.
Morris of the Lane Theological seminary will deliver
sermon. Or. Morris was the Moderator OF IN" last As
srmb,y which met ot Cleveland. About onrfourth OF
the , loo- OF the c'ush viii be reserved the del
slr. an representative, OF tho press, and the remain
dor viii br upru toe pIJ'ic.
t r,e,,ili "A pravcr-Ecrting was held in the Taber
uI., Church service preparatory o. The work oi the
Assembly and petitions offered that The delegates
iy M %. m led ihriv councils by tue Divine wisdom.
~ attendance WIS MT large. but the greater pant "f
tbo.c present were drl"gaes TO the Assembly. The
ipp.i!ug was c1uiuctcd b. tn Rev Ir. woodruff,
srp tu.dc the opening PRAYER and read a chapter or
tris II was impossible to H-"c,tan last night
bo,y many DELEGATES had arrived. cards Of
introduction had been sent 20 - large number, who
nrclr1gly urucrclti NJ Ia !Ar places assigned
z fu ~ s.
Committee on their arrival was comparatively small M
complete lis' OF the delegate, has yet been uadr: ~
some cases the election, occurred very recently, and
others alternacs have been compelled 10
frryc
on sunday many Of the clerical delegates will cccupy
pup- IN Brooyu and IL IS likely that viii preach
In churches other than Presbyterian. The Moderator,
who viii be elected to-day viii preach to the TaDorUlcle
cOugrrgiiiiou sunday morning, but Dr. IalmJge viii
prca !. as usual the evening
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
MIss DICKINSON IMPROVING.

from The BDstyH IdcfrfieeT, Ndu TO-
We rcCOtd with hearty pleasure the fact that
Miss Dickinson has mad, dc, ticd, remarkable I'M
proven her first appearance 1t the Globe Last
night she appeared IN certain scenes almost Ike another
person. IL Is tue that she b aud will be FOR the pres
cut under the absolute cUmpulsion Of reforming n
voice by the c.OcutOniss and that she not 10
have acquired TudimentIry knowledge OF tho rules
when regulate the and di5uSc uf gesture But
thou n the grand faults remain In their substance, the
pIugi,ss which III 3 Dickinson has made III minor mat
iers is extraordinary Her motions nave gained im-
ucIsey freedom, grace, and cxprcssiyuncss; her
gesture, thOugh not rich In meaning Is not often OBJ
trnsycly bad and IN her eocutiun she shows some
stnse OF proportion and relation, aud OF tho mode
of working up vocal climax. From tho strong viii
and intelligence whioh 30 avail for good shall
now hope anNiOusy AMI with more confidence than
Tor the best results. We confess with regret that
few II any marks Of fine dramatic Instinct, Of
ANY touch OF dramatic cniI.s except that ro lDuch"
which with concentration AMI De elefninAtiOn. But
wholly Dc spar. We should NOT have believed
tho advance of these sven days possible on Monday
cveniu: OF last week. Tho play, on tho other hand
peus rs less The frequent ineleSancc general barren
ness and absolute wH of elevation In its text 10 rot
be compensated for BY the fact that Is tells
story simply and sensibly. Bat tlo play Is "a
sabe product for DHOyioc IN tho art %, play writing
and VINO would despair OF Miss Dickinson "a tragic
dramatist who remembers Mr.. r. w. RObcrtsOn's first
essays a comic dramatsti
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
AHryr TO TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

TO the EdttOr or Thc Tribune.
SIR: The memorial from Baltimore to the
Methodist General Conference reminds that the same
request was madc by the General Assembly Of tho
Prosbytcrian Church for details Of expenses in the
port OF IT, Board os Publication and that also has
been complied with. Articles IN several religious papers
during and July OF last year awakened desire in
many to haze the bookkeeping and management Of SOW
OF these religious business corporations clearly
shown so that they may bo either better supported
made u,nr. worthy of support viii the General Assem-
bis call again for such detailed statement ~ items Oi eX
p1nse and profits, rocc tS and disbursements, ana insist
upUu having them, that the people Of tie churches
may what they pay iOrl it n rtlnore ana nave
it in writing having from the lips Of one
prominent rcInhcr ~ y CUmnittrC wlch prepared
it, hymnal, that member OF thAt committee we'll
know preacher In BfOOhiYn rc Ciycd 5000 for his
share of the committees work What kind of report Is
if That does show such items II trucf III " Book
ConcotUs" and Boards OF Publication" do not want
expensive Investigations, the best way to avoid them
would seem 10 he by ANIMAL, detailed statements show
ng items paid iUr salaries, estate merchandise Sc.
Aec iOIk, May 10, 1876 PRESBYTERIAN.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
p1SSgyGFRS S4JLED.

FOR LIVERFOO!Tn steamship Scotia, May lT.-Georgs
Arrta@e n BeIinc r. A. Bishop L. : B!osg Miss Boot ard
maid Francis Ho0tt. L. Bright the Rev. ana Nr Abbit
I,roNn rs. Bun Ar and Mrs Calm, three Children and
two maid servants George Campbell T. W tit,,rtn,
Miss Chr stern. s. MIrrienne CIR It m, Mis-. Mary
NJ CLAMP r. l.. Cumming, Robert biysry J. Eugish,
Mrs Emma = FJie Miss Adele L. Faic, Naser g. T. rae
Master " H. Iaile james ~ Fife q. D. niz-rrd E1tn0
Frrnaubrl 4. Gardiner, Mr. and Ms sac pal-f
H. Iamil child and servant Fritz Haine ann, ihos lc
Jams Holder. Mr and Nrs \. Jeusl1s and mac -.tah
Mr. l. T.. kellogg. Mr. IIcOste, Mr. Walter I1ufa - Nf II
nest ". Iandsn Mr. and Mrs. T. Lavt"n Nj r wan 2.
i.estham. NJ Iougte Miss Hannah Manu- MI ftank 2.
Mgyhrs, Mr. Meyer, Nr Joan NCNab MIS-. r D. NcNtihp
and cnid NJ !. OC0uuO Nr J, Dkccne. Mr. y or hhtu u,
Mr.. Y. y Pinto, Major PonuhN MT. Enhr lui1i'
M W. G. Rathb0ne Nr and Nr-. j. T. kNM.ht
Carrie 4. RAYMOND, Lorenzo l,oCiigieI SaIu' "a
Mr. ccaoley, Nr and Mrs. j. u. simpson, J. h. N"lgn As
Stuckbrdge ". j. Tagg Ms. g. IL iayl Master = in.J.
and tO.erucS, \. II. de IL iurouir Pabl DO ~ oiL.
a. IA. Van rulUa, Miss T.. Naras- ~. g. heelri T. ~ .
krr Nfr AMI Mrs. D. n. Nickham MT Wood, T. b "'ItAN
j. ". s,tiey, M.~. :. W. SanGrisUu. , 60
FOR 81 FkA NtI,GO-fg 5isunNap Atdput'9, y, =
ant Jas ter Mrs H. y. Brugau, 'aN-ht's ,l" ua
servant John %. l.. Tees D.. b. McArtif an vi = s
In NtN thur and daughter, J. p PlpoE VIE an 'At -
O. H. fiurr arthur Heat stephen MasS''i MIS-, - ~" ts
Beuic. " j. Maxwell, VIE BOthos slu cH a. j. y NLeti'
rr.cy H. I'd on, Miss NJ a. Edison VI $ :, H. td-oi ~,
baia Wucstyi Nm. Ch3roc- wie dtlxhtr.s aiI ,'
trrn +. NJ. der, T. .. q hI-e. 5ir. hainla " &C.
lrcd. KRAFT jr, J. l. Csldwol, J. l. SLetlco aid w.
Jrti-on an, O. r. wood d. ~ Wasapur aid VIC Z,
W HaIdook Auslride. Way fas-'ns nser,- J. IL
ltylctuCIn, lI els J. Cs elus, la. G. Paluu y. T. d. 4
l. Beidy. Nils. James BrIOks son, cld ana nuIse N
i.ayOlut Jos. NaL,tS
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
SHIPPING iNTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw.YoRK RK...................MAr IL.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK .................-MN IL.
CLEARED. .
steamship Holland iBr' simpson, london W j. hnts ,
stel.sIp Acapulco cray, Asginwall Pacific Mail steam
st;rshp Gulf stream noles Charleston j. W. ouniard
Ss,suship state of Indiana (5gh sae Glasgow A. Bad
VIII n;ShSiip cuba Palmer. Havana Alexander sons
Ssl Marilnnc NJi rort.) Terrina Lisbon. o. Amsieks
,S Dlnwl Draper utaL, Bothone. Corfu Greece som
.a .rE ii nc Nor johnson Cork or Falmouth for OrerA
G,iS M,ieas Mar.hall Deb Parker Liverpool J. W. Par
BTk ioul Baltimore (Sorl Pharoe stOcLholn Bonhaa
2arS Tna ,NOr Hansen, AaDors. Denmark. Berham
la N!baiross (Ger) Harmes ste.n, Fnch hdye Co
BarR ,Nur) HaHruu. Amsterdam, funeh tAye - -"
Bark TeN's tGor SoSl"rL ltIrhin0I GhsN a.at'E - "
Cls. L. Pearson. Swain. loAoa~uA H. W. C''iV"
BrIg Thomas Turul. Bates, Ponce. p. r. l. W. & p All"
Bns Emehne ,Drh Logan. Cork for crders j. T. whitney
big Otaclllus Orb Touse sackyiiie n. b., p l. Neyta
Brig SaisLa. Griran Alicante. Spain Joha zitiiosen
Bng Can,iazLa LalirO lltal, I.IaIo, Godoosse E"S'
Brg Moses Day. Crosby B.,nsyick Ca souier & ASA">
Sear Patron. Vrown. uafSOlIl Kacec>t a Drg. ,,.v
scar. Illie lBr. Wateis - Joau. ~ b., T. l. Ne'O'
4 sou. - A., t.ans
so"r' Pandora, s,ugstou, BALTIMORE. W. chalmerS
schr I,os,lo l3rl Johnson, Iarbor Island, Eie@''ei"
sun Vim, H. Jones Line Ponasdina- Abiel Abbot 80. H.
schr. Alllon bni, DIink~ator. eneerSto"n iO1 ''uN
sshr i.aee Horse Miller ST. John. " b, b. J. Wen0os
sloop Adeline Moore, South Ainboy. wm Prai in'D''
barge Chesapeake, Fultl phiaiepba. '"'' Hand.
ARRIVED. 80. us
Steamship Crescent City, Curtis, Asn&ssl & MY % VIZ
vsna lZtn with and pass to Wa Ciyde 10 "a yA
SIeamslip King Arthur tSrL Crowe. llavana Aiah 20
Nstanaa. May II. with sugar W chAA LuiST q Y"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

Somebody left small volume of Shakespeare
at the depot yesterday There name in nut
the margin marsed with such comments crudcly
expressed" plagiariZed rOm Veda," mo soul"
K W. f. for same thought and slip o. paper with Ill
rectlOns knitting WOODEN stockings was In s for u
book mark the depot once forwarded 10 20 Bos
toni Norwich Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
PISSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM ASPINwALL AND UAVANA-bt steamship Crst
cent ty May III. Br rgs hrS Scho 'nulAer Joe ils
tuls IiuNlrL ErDn tlya1 s-tUD Boy BIrrle0 l'S
h Wllian, H. r. B.ncro. r. IOnIso Dlas, El E6o.d y
NJ Hafrh Sullivan, afr and Ms Dixon. &. ltuttLs y n
CltAno iIlmOu FLli Wm a. Nildden. jose BaHcoN 80
slas iicury LalOtac, Wu. EOwe, A. SOOl4on JaAe IL
Mrtlen.An.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
urSIATUl.E ALMANAC.

sun riscs "A. .... 81 , Noon riseS. js
mon WAFER TiilS DAI-A. 81 %,
Hook Cows island 3ii Hell g. fefty. 0-'
uIGu WAFER iiLIs BAY-r. NJ rs,
sandy HOOK BIG GOV's island o.io Hell IL FtEIy' 0''
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

A Worcester mother, having occasion to re-
proye her .t. sevcuyearOld daughter for playing VITA
some lud- children, received for reply; Wei, ms,
some folks don't like bad company, Dut always du'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
observation-disclosures. ].

y1.r and flc, 800. Fowlet AIT. bIeErJach
q3. .Tr,dUeu agL rOmeroy - Ci Nl
,t al 33i..SIpNrIs AIT stevens.
I73 Union Dime Say. Inst. 3-2. uaulgiua at. SChut
sst. tl.r. "a AT. my.
l74 Uui0n Dime say lust. zoo. Bigls az. Ranpe al
81. CL.r< ct al 3G2. Ial sei. PaitUu ct al!
800. Haist.Su agL seaman. 3Dl..l ptAt "si i',"N"
DtvIu tt al. a. IhO 4lO-MurIa! JSt \ nlNToEg
Globe Mat Lie Ius. - e. al
Co All. Murray agt. Armstrong
400. French act. o. Buen ct A.
All CLARK xgt PLelln ct al. 3ld. Earl AIT kie.eY
10. ..GuBuCh ag Mlnturn 30. anu lhncl AT tucAer
cfaL 3GG. .Rcly aSL Dillon OF Al.
Bis. Ia.oud ct al agt. Deems
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

TEskL TL.1i--fAl
l017. .whitehurst agt John
son OF eI.
1913. Same agt. Same.
2l2O. .C0rmier agt. Batty.
1882. .Funke ct al. agt Orient
Nut. Ins. Co.
204g. .Halpin agt The Third
Ave. X. X. Co.
2l30. KOester agt. conner,
&c.
7I5. Cobb agt. Wood.
2lUl. Weiss agt Brennan,
sc.
1887. Kroner agt Helm.
lIU2. .Abecasis agt Gray:
l108. .Engelhardt agt. seliger.
1o4S..cooPer agt Opdyke ct
1854 .GUiseppi. &c, agt
ThIrd-ave. II. r.. co.
1915. Color p. Attachment
Co. agt Brown aud
anO. .
lib. Schubert agt Lorillard
and anO.
1920. Kenny agt. Ives.
ll2l. .O'Krien agt. Harley.
1888. Zimmerman and ano.
agt. Montreal SIS. Co.
iI35. Bennett agt. Froligh.
1864. Graham. DC, agt. De
Forest and an0. !
PART lis
297. .Brodie agt. o'Brien. |
Sheriff.
1878. .Gottberg agt. Conner,
Sheriff.
TAI. .Starin agt Kelly.
Ol9.. Van Dorm aSt. The Cen
Park. N. and u. X.
II. X. Co.
1884. .McCaiIerty ct al. agt
Hanson ct al
720. Heath et al. aSt. Fried
man.
7G5. .Hayes agt. Bookman.
S3S. Carpenter agL Cush-
man.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITI
10. .YanGerpoel sgt yol-
ke.ning.
3..O'GOrman agt Kamak
et al.
g.. .Koehncke, &C ,agtR Ross
CT 81.
"a. Bird agt. Hurd. !
TRIAL TERH-PARr
956l2. KrymbOrg agt O'Brien, |
Sneu1.
1880. Benson agL Brennan.
l7l8. Murray agf. CassiD.
go. .fibel agt. nlllier.
$50. same AIT. same.
Gg6. Latasa et al agt ct.
Western IUs. Co.
2i47. .Chapm2n act. Douglass.
IIO4 Greer agt. Mcdonald.
1900. VOEei agt. Adler.
1921. .WetzleT agt. HOppen-
sack.
2IO3. Iattlage agt Stolk ct
al.
1880. Harvey act. Brennan.
3U9. Van SOi den agt MO-
range etal.
1897 .Neftel agt. Lighfstone.
III. .Pisk agt. StanGCrL
1896. Buckingham aet " Y.
&. and IL. n. n. r.. Co.
ll64 Quinn agt. CRAWFORD.
1879. Robinson agt. Stelert
PAB< IL-YA
] 1868 .Lober sgt. DryfOos. 4
24O7 strong ayt. SpIonL
1924. .WOrstcr agt. Forty
second y. aud Grand.
st. Forty Co.
/ 938.. Cassidy 2gt. McClosky.
1875. lockwood agt. Bonton.
lgl0. Anthony et al agt.
BOutOn.
1856. Gnenta agt. Koch.
10, 3. .Misuschel agt. koller.
1881 Long agt. brown.
2Oj7. Central stock yard
Transit co. agt. Els
Der.
2O56. Wood agt. BloOdgood.
1895. The Harris Distil',ng
co. agt Mckenncy.
1886. .Du ViUer agt. McKen-
ney.
72S. .Tay lOr AIT. Bleecker St
x L. f. Il. X.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TER
1850. Myers agt. johnson. 4
323J. Runkle agt AFereL
433j. Gilman agt. Holmes.
3O3G. .JGch agt. ROdiser.
4Zl6. BOgdtzA ast ColiaA et
al.
$685.. .Landsberg ct a. agt
BOBcseln.
4iG. Noble et al. agt Sher-
wood.
iOl3. Solomon agi. schultz.
IO34 Phelps agt. Arras.
4lJ4. Mum agt. smith.
1923. Mattlage agt. hreioig
PART IL-C
1894. Tucker agt. Caro-.
3J4I. DOws agL DuS injury.
-ISg ClarAsOn agt. Brennan
3&SI. .Zoeller agt. Aar&graI
1884 DAILY agt. Ryan.
- 4 Cnttiug aet. Hertz.
S73i .SchwaIL agL H9ring.
6Ss ..Ahrcns aCt. Conner.
1 80. .Mahanna agt. Dale.
iso2. Levy et al. aSL Oalun-
ger.
4Ool Col, smith et al. agt.
oonmciick 1T al
4lll. .prpltr at The.le.
All. kauihola ast kaufhold
eL al.
1881 Stcckler agt. Reid.
3tS2 .WlIucks agt. Eighth
ave. X. u Co.
pAHT III A fiOuTl
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
PART III. -BAGgBrf. Case on.
1888. kollum agt. The Mayor, &c.
AOdaY calendar.
PART uI.-DTRMAy, J

PART III
1851 Tho Mu:ral Li'e lns.
Co. agt. Florence ct al
2iS9 Snebly agt Conner,
sheriff.
SG3. Payeustedt et al. agt
Gillrspis et al.
625. .StrasDuigor agt. Bel
ding Ot a., CN'rS.
3Ol Lee ayt. Sayicsanh ano.
lls52.HOl,Z agt. y. Y. &. and
IL. X. Railroad co.
1921. The Manhattan I.ifo
lns. Go. agt. neylin.
7lS. .Wann agt. AsaIoy.
III. .Heyman anst gao. agt.
Tho Amr. Pat Sp. Co.
02l. .AveIil agt De Mott.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SpEcI
DeiHuTFer.
2. Conner, H., at The
y. j. and n, Y. X.
II. 90. et al.
Isstiss Of Rfcf.
3. Afuoli ~. Morris.
Is. .kOehler, eI'X, &C.. agt
Chapman ct 81
81. RO,ierlgas agt InD East
River Say. inot.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18

)TRMAS, J.
ll07 Newhurger agt. Mon.
qutn.
5Ijia Dority agt. Rarp.
l2ll Meyer agt. while ct al.
o01 ,s.SuOne, reC'r. ,Sc.. agt.
TaiutCr.
923a. Pes.,enden agt. The y.
j Car >. & R. Co.
ST. .Cushfrau agf. Miucr.
1871. SAGE agt. Holden.
1891. CeInOr, &c., at. The
MAJOR. &c.. and ano.
1923 Ma K agi. Dry Dock. II.
B. and Is. II. n. 40.
23SS. Canning ayt Tho May.
l. TERN. .-MoSELL- G. j.
80. .Rodrftgas, ailm'x, &C.,
agt. The East Biysr
saw. Inst.
%. Fowler agt. Butterfly.
%. .Insers0ll agt. Tenth
Nat. Bank.
35. Sh1thep OF al. AT. ia
cobs.
80. D,ly sgt. Munro.
81. Mollef agt. - aoller et ai.
IA. .kilnar agt smiti, " al.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
rn,,t. rur,,-pArr r.-crrrr,. =,

7 r.-Cr5Tfs. y.
1919. Cullen. &c, act. N.
- Z3d-st II. n. Co.
1908. .Samon agt. The Nv
Cen: and Hudson X
*. n. Co.
l074. Archer agt. Clark and
anO.
1878. Knapp, &c. agt. Rocha
l012-.Arn0ld agt. Clark.
lll2..Va and ano., &c, aet
Bernstein.
1ll5. Perry organ Co. AT
Wing.
l13l. .WilkesbarTe Saw. Bank
agt Wing and ano.
1l4i. Nichols agL Bell.
llt2. Lyman agt. Walker.
1l4t RathbnD agt. Ingersoll
ll48.. b. Moran agt. Moran.
ll47. Darrow agt. Doty.
ll4s. Traders Deposit Co
agt. Pratt ct al.
1Ii9. Bulls Head Bank Az
StetsOn aud anO.
1850. Mercantile Trust ca
agt. Phipps ct al.
1151. .StruDer and anO. Art
Rubsam AMI ano.
1852. Mullins sgI RaFDett
&c.
1884. Whitman agt. Cole
ll55. Malyy ast Duke.
AyFoRD, J.
1906. Schuyler ct al. agt Ma
chants Ex. Nat B'k
et al.
964. Wood. &c, agt. Dayis
TAG. Harris aud an0. AFT
Burd0tt.
1929. Tate and ano.agt. Haas
1lJ8. .Kaltwasser agt Hen.
rici.
1857. .Beucke and sno. agt
Trembly.
1853. .Burdlck agt South.
worth.
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cALENDARs-Tms DAY.

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PART III.-Adomnei for the term.
CPNEEAL SESSIONS SUTHERLAND, J.-CAas. NhAanAoh-
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socmr.Es or NE cmUNCH.

The benevolent work Of the Church is divided into
eight depariments-FOreign Missions, Homo Missions,
snstenaton Publication, Church Erection Relief Fund
and Freedmen The Boa of Foreign Missions has in
its employ QS75) sl5 missionaries and assistant mission
aries including lay teacbers Io MISSIONS Ia o ria
Persia Japan China siam, India Africa, South America
and Mexico: and in the United States, among the In
dils aud Chinese These missions have G90l members
and 800 scholars In day and boarding schools. The
receipts Of the Board In 1875 $il27lG The Board
of Home Missions has under its care SIG churches
with 5Gl29 nembeTs, and employs l,l23 missionaries
Its receipts were SjOl sos. Tho SustenaiOn department
Is now connected with this Board II afforded aid lS7J)
to 1863 pastors and many churches and sunday schools
ANA received 81 400 in contributions Tie Board Of
Publication issued QS1Jl GNJOOO copies Of books and
tracts, and nearly 5OOO,OOO copies Of Sunday school
and small periodicals. The collections fof 10 were
over $4,000. Tine Board OF Education afforded AID
uS75) 10 400 students Of whom 10 were theological.
it, rcept- $Gs I70. The Board OF Church Erection
assisted q S75j 19i churches with $4,000. It's
income was $llG,SOl. The contributions To the Relief
Fond Tor disabled ministers and tic families Of decreased
ministers amounted nS75j to $75 Gl2. The Committee
On Missions for Freedmen reported 1879 ll6 mission
aries and te.ychen, 123 chnrces J,3J2 IEembers %
Sabbath, 81 day, anu uEiniBg schools
The PrCshyteriaiS sustain numerous literary and
theeogra Institutions, which are equal to the best OF
nny other denomination in this country. Among the col
rGcs are Princeton N J Hamilton Clinton. n. W, and
Union CSChcnectady y. " Thirteen theological sem
naTics report tO the General Assembly including
Princeton (H. J.l, Auburn IN. ". Lane (Cincinnatl
and the Union lNew-York City,. number Of ablc
Cnurch among which are The Erdngeitst OF New-IorA
The IreS6yfertGn OF Philadelphia ana The Interior or
Chicago. The trTneetoH Re,ier Is u quarterly.
1ho Church receives ~ iIs doctrnal standards the
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