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New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
TIE NOON MEETING.
LARGER ATTENDANCE THAN UsUAI-REMARKs Br
ME. MOODY On DI5UBhDiBNCE.

MR. MOODY On DI5OBhDiBNcE.
The question was frequently asked yesterday
whether tlerc services IN the ippodrorio
Al noon aud Ia the evening. The want of Information On
te subject did not diminish tie attendance at the noon
day SERVICES On the contrary, there nave never Dtcn so
many people present at these services Very few scas
were vacant. The audience was more largely composed
of men than AS rule, the attendance OF men at
these meetings as boen small. AS they come during os
ness ours The requests FOR prayers were OF he usual
character Tpe subject Of NJ. Moooys remarks dis
obedience lie said:
All tho trouble in the world originates in this little
word ID is Of all misery ANA Is tle 81 en- door
tAruug which II comes. 10 WiIs thrro tiAs Adam Ieu;
God told him that he should I de- certain tnng ana %
lid IT, In the 10Th ch pier ~ FIst samuel We read OF
,c.i.ces AID OO, uiencs, AMI that Gud pfcIcts hns
o1e,cI 20 having any sacrihce offered that men may
choose. The first thing That God !" MIS- Is obr,ice'
Inat's whIJ want IN our families II our ehlltfsh
dIsubey s yore alteln t,ye. They must learn
obey or tncy os We must leave the house ~ i the
same with ingdGm Of God. II W. enter " we must
ul"y. 40 OBEY Is oe'ter than MAKING sacr nee saei
lost bis cr,wa, MS uionc, Ms snn, al, Hehi
samuel and The friendship OF his 5on-h.aw DVa; 40
urnyd ls back IN them a.! because oI IL Iisoo dcl,,
saul over IL, the Iestne1L lie was obedIcn, uno
death. lad no J1naein. save at IT, iSnt Alnd of
God lie lad no crown no thiol, pnt y" Won 'ne'I neg
nuth. A blrssing Is promised all Who Viii Obey God
deals ia u'lylnls rs viii nat4oas lLc pIinSIncns
H. tho same Iunahnrht cOAls allLe upon families inl
hdi, lIn.,s II they gi not obey. CRISIS IA c1ao
wnen do not know whether 10 oby GY', or our ,n-
the way clear Wntn va come into Gods Kingdom,
" w.nisoeVet He saith TO thee, 90 ~ vs. W
tiols law. they must be broken Chlist alone OF
"A men oboyel t.Od .ully. Obey Him ANA then Gel way
. ok dow pleased With Ills children. ard say. lhAs
my SON. ms Is daughter" CDilst calio o. do nHts
with When men dlsJboy army orders they arr cour
mutalcd .n1 shot. No one complains Now my IN mus
Ia there why We shouf obey the Or
rls of hravru and, do not, should ye hGt ~
pun shed Sinners willing ~ do any tang Out Joy
God. Coming Ia lin as poor DeSsr Is what h.y uoh
ike II t.ey could bay salvation toy would daddy 40
IT. smo meu down IN N.llst-, fancy. woui pay < ea'
prices Many people come To me ana say Mi 1ioo.:
i 70 right 60 Ia tie theatcF; ran uhiccf
rat au'I IL. Can We gioTy God Y aois shch ,hihSsi
i,,s gn d,al bttsr 10 he -ht wlt God and then is
will look down viii pleasure and bless u.s.
Mr. Moody then prayed, thanking God for what lie had
500 n In nc inquiry rooms the previous evening" and
.,ec.lly for the conversion of seoter vino had me
into thr Meeting Mr. Sankay then sang Tne Lord viii
,roye" am, a ter remarks By several oi the Guy clergy
men, the bcnedicton was pronounced
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
Mop.v,orrSCE BY srRIxrNa cRrspINs.

The strike of Crispins in the mandatory of
fanan Reddish at No 35 warrenst has assumed tho
appearances Of an open warfare The non-sociey work
men II present employ in fear Of taeir iyes and
SQUAD OF police constantly in attendanee ." pre-
sy. the peace Several assaults have been made DJ 'hs
strikers some OF which have come before the courts
snor, t,ne aga a workman named Won .oon Was as
his tnccs were -uch thst wVts as
rXLrenie,y necessary Tor HIM Mr. hs'disA on ". "1
started TO SEQ tnc man home but Murray-st and
College pa. tey were upon by ak OF the Crisp's
t without any ta inlay "a any one coh
crrue s. yea made, but the c5os are nos
IL d,spO ,ed
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

AN UNREGENERATK YoUTH.-The New Gov
srness QmpTessigey)-"O Tommy, when was little
e1rl. and made blot my copybook, used 10 cry"
Tommy Earnestly" Whati Resilyw New GOyerness
tsnll more Impressive "" Yes--reslly cryp Tommy
istil moro earnestlyl-" What an awful little duder
you must have boenP'-lPunch
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26

IflREI
fire.!
| . FIRE F!
RICE & PETERS,
General Insurance Agents
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
AGENTS FOR
LIVE RPoOL AND
LONDON AND GLOBE.
IMPERIAL AND QUEEN.
.r NORTH BRITISH AND
~.Fs MERCANTILE,
P1REMAN's FUND. AND AETNA.
g.. J. D. KERSET. Solicitor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26
rnEoRApH1C RREyITIEs.

Woodward. the Tammany hlng'
ster, will turn States evidence. ne
has oil the checks which passed be-
tween the thieves. He will. it Is
thought. play havoc with many
hitherto unsupported parties.
The Republican National Com
mitsee have received fresh assuran-
ces that Florida is all right, on the
face of the returns, without throw
ing out any fraudulent Democratic
votes.
The rebel Supreme Court Of South
Carolina have fined all the Return
ing Board for contempt.
The statue of Webster was IN
yelled in New York yesterday.
The number of deaths caused by
the cyclone in India is now stated at
Is, 100. This is rather more cred
iblo than GIG, o00-the first figures.
Wiggington, it is said. will con-
test Pacheco's right to seat in Con-
gress from the Southern California
District.
The revolution in Lower Cali
fornia is said to be assuming i'm
portaat proportions. ...
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26
CHURCM NOTICES.

Sr. PE1ER's CBURcH (EPIscoPAL).-
Services in this church at IL o'clock IN
the nsorniog, and o'clock in tho ever
Ing. sunday school Immediately after
morning service. b. L. Foote. Rector.
METHODIST Episcopal CAURCH.-Rev.
J. d. Hammond. psstor.-Services to-
day .t IL A. II. and 1t ". Il. Sunday
sohool At AZ, n. Subject Of the even-
ing discourse: 1.-THE Real and the IN
real
ArRrcAy n. E. CHuHcH There will
be preaching to-day in the African Meth
odist Episcopal Church at 8 P. n. and in
the eveping Ut 7 O'Clock, BY Rev. Isaac
81 Nest.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26
ealNINc STOCK REPORT


Morning. Board
Ophir 5S5s Az 80 ~
Could and BURY 2l5s 1871, 4Os 1879
kest aud Belcher 260s 45H. HOS 45H
California sos 50, 1O9Os SLY, SSs0s 52A.
Savage 9Os 1917: 1858 lOH. 2Os los
Con Virginia los sos, Sass 50}4, los
5OA. l43Os sou, SOS 50K. COOS
5OX b5, 1905 50lI $40, l5Os sos
b5, 370s sou, SOS 505S
Cho!lar 1858 IS
Hale and Norcross f;tss ~. !5OS *
yellow Jacket 5Os 1871, loss Ii, l5Os
ISL, sos Is b5
Crown Point 3ps So, l60s So
IMPERIAL l540+ 5. 695s s. Csc. 1903 81
9;Hc. zoos s. o2lic, 1OOs3
Keotuck 25s lOis, zoos l0A
Aloha s75s 37llz, 1858 81, los 36H. nos
36,s, zoos 81 b5
Confidence zoos l254, 25s l2H
sierra Nevada Sos III, lbs llss, HOS
Tx
Rui,io,. HOS 32,<, sos sshl. 75s b. 3. c.5s 50
Ex.nouuer zoos Is. Sos 1874
Overman zoos Sc, los 80, los ssh. sos
ssh. sos 80 bio, los ssN, Sos SO
Justice l0UOS x02A. JUS sJ>s, JUS % OAV'
sos 25T bio
Succcr 33Os 500
Union Con SIS 1879, .0s l2sS, S00s l2ls
$40
Julia SIS 61s, l4Os 6. 310~ s
Caledonia l5Os lOA. l235s lO., 5oos IL
b3O, Sos l0;s. los l0A
Baltimore c9Os 81, zoos 3S b3O
silver Hill 15Os 10
New York Con 75s :5c
Occidental 550s 2ts
Woodvilie SIS l1s, HOS
KOssuth zoos IL
Andes 70s 2M
Wells Fargo zoos S..
Ward zoos
Cosmopolitan zoos Zoe
Leviathan Sos x
Prospect Cos 81 Zoe, SOS IL
Raymond and Ely 25s 5, los Al
Eureka Con Cos IL
jackson SOS 81
Leopard zoos 81, Zoos 6As
CHA 160s
Northern Belle SIS 81, 230s 3l%
Grand Prize zoos
Modoc zoos So
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE Ar
FuCTED TO BE CURED AT
HOME. ...---

ssS"'~s
Two or more of the surgeons Of the
National Surgical Institute. 1ndianapo'
lis. Indiana. will visit Virgins City, Ne
vada. at Fredrick House, Nov. 26th and
29th, 1876. Il is needless to say that
this Institution has not only national
bat worldwide reputation, having sue
cessfully treated moro cases Of Cripples
than any similar Institution in the world.
Those suffering from Piles. Fistula. Par
alysis, Curvature Of the Spine. Hip or
Knee Joint diseases, Crooked limbs.
Club feet, or any bodily daformity, can
not afford to let this opportunity pass Of
receiving treatment at home. The sur
gecns will come prepared with all neces-
sary apt aratus to treat the most difficult
cases of deformity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26

The above Board assembled yesterday
and heard evidence and arguments in
the cases of Larkins. for Communication
of his sentence, and Willis for pardon.
The Board then adjourned until tho 10th
Of December next, when final action VII
be taken.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26

DREADFUL ACCIDENT. About half past
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon while some
boys were playing about the cars on the
Elliott fiume switch. . lad about IL years
OF AGE. named Wallace Moody. SON Of
che baker of that name. fell under one Of
tho ear wheels and had his leg 80 terri.
bly, crushed. from the knee up. that
nothing VAS 70 b done but amputate it.
Doctor Braman was called in. and he
sent . telegram to Virginia City to Doc
tor Harris to come down and perform
the needed surgery. We were informed
last evening that the amputation had
taken place successfully. but that the
snedicaI attendants had but faiat hope Of
.he hos recovery. When will boys
Learn better than to play about the rail-
1osd2
p.psoxlI.-Hon. Robsrt Lindsay. OF
Virginia City; Asaemblymsn-elect Baily
of Eureka county. and Captain Mathew
,on Of Virginia City we're among our
viitors Yesterday. Mr. Baily called at
she APPEAL oA3ce during the editors alb
ssase. Sorry - weren't In.
Fazp 8nooxs has returned from San
rr.ncisco where he has been to make
nu,ch.sss ior the holidays. he viii
oDen out soon and - stn mako . note
On. E-r vE.E
Tn. Cola Hin News came to hand last
.,.,.% for he Arss time in moro than .
80 Ne an Glad 70 ses Il and % steal
:ome Telegraph items from its columns
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26

PAINFUL and repu!hive assures in the palms
OF the hands, which incapscita:e those afflicted
with them from performing manual labor. can
be readily kealcd, and permanently so. by wash
Ing the parts affected with GLENN's SULPHUR
soar, which is sold everywhere. ncvl4wfs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26

HAeAy's MAesoLrA BAIN preserves and re-
stores the complexion; removes freckles. tan
and sollownese; makes the skin soft. white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
my2leod.wfe-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-26
FOR RENT.

A suit OF NICELY FUR- a
"A nished Rooms, with . furnished 81
Kitchen attached. suitable for family. Apply
at this once. nov3O
, 1876-05-15


Doya Of 10 or T., seen on tho Etrect, appear
tcartlcsa and without sympathy. snd yet you wrong
them. Among the houses on Clinton street ia ono
which haA missed many pane of Efass In lts vim
daws. tags md papers arc uscll To keep the cold
air ont or 1t may blow In and whistle through tho
tcsu1ato rooms without let hin3Fance. 4 girl VI
10, whose life had been ono long period OF hunger,
pain, md nnlappfness was taken rick one day tt,
March, and people passing By could sec her lying
on miserable bed near one Of Tho windows. 1t
should hayo stopped to think Or euro about H. bt
they did. Ono OF them, feeling ead at sgt nf the
sufferers ralo fHce, landed iii orange through
gers, and thGn away. lie told other lIoys, md
by and by there wasn't day thas sotnr Ind didn't
halt at tho wusiow to pass In fruit or flowers.
glsl, and no they sAyo her tho nanc Of Gtrtis.
ind called hur tliclr orphan: Boys went without
tnarblcs and tlis other things which belong
"sanse, lctaon. or son,c ntnplu aowyr for NsItIc,
and tho!r anxiety for her to got VOL wis fully LIZ
great Oh tho DOCTORS Of tho mothers Whatever
present they bad thy handed .ic It th,osg se bsos
IL raS ousss Ma!sa thnn u har Sot ank you
from llcE lips. Days went by, but thu fys I'D not
fanw Ro1nneo I'D Guilty M W 80 VII combined t9st sa
denod thofs hearts aud tAstls thvn to,,a o. zach
o,tos. Yesterday morninE fad'a hand, holding
window. No wi.i.o fnsefs touched hls u they
Yrn4pcd tho otfeslug, ilo waited Ino1nun1 anl
then' with bcath,9 heart lacked through into ihs
seetea rtnu coffin, aud OH tic coffin wan . bunch
tho wInlo,y the dxy bctorc. Death bad beca thrru,
ny Yoa q mipki i no not % Snss SEN tSs Soy ndn; IN
door way and ,vipllg tears fran hs Uyes. lily WIS
seen, hG.yoycE, and wun aake.l this c4suso Ut his
eon.,~ tobbed out shs whala tamanca III taue
.'Our Qcrtie IL teal"
, 1876-05-15

Ef4tf7c1h architect.
The published accounts nj tAe financial expert.
cnec at Vienna arc gloomy enough. Tho Berlin
Haa:<ttung tays TINT the public cost of the cxhb-
tIon, whIc, was beforehand estnatci at 9, 0O0 OoO
guIdcn taay 81. 600, o0O). and afterwards nj H.
ECO, O0I really amounted to than 10, 00O coo;
while the receipts, which were estimated At TO-
Goo COO. werc not much 1--WE. 4. o00. 00n. So that.
nftor defuctIng all that can 10 realized frunl tho
aae nf tho buildings, It Ia believed TINT the tren
ury will be out of pocket by sumo 1l.0Do. ON, Of
Rniden ts7, OOO, Ot}O). The buildings themselves
will return very little. 10 keep them In onlcr #
appears, Will cost. Nitro than can bc rot for
thc qaalrangasr block which !ne!otea il, tue Ms
chine IIail, which In turned 10 the city for IA
cal uec ~ IN sntrtrot. and the two Iari'on' ,its
Anaat<Br*, which 1invc been converted fntu scnip-
t,.s' stulios. tt Is trnn that c fivnna Exhinltioh
suffered under an unhappy complcatl0n Of t!.ad'
vRutates: tho unfinished an tftDrdcrrd condition,
in which II was opened; the inordtnats rxnct1onr Of
nn.kecperr md other si,nsrcts, which drove nwuy
great number of guests; and the ehnic1n, whiei,
e1nost cutnpleed ttancto. From all tfIese 1i {.
aeplttc- there Is reason 10 ilopo ths exhibition IN
hopes that this flnancili thnwsrty will hc cnonr Y
extln1ufsh the ambition for an @fnsttilan5 which
lInycrs IL Germany. but thlnka that FRANCE, not
wistnntIns the Indemnity, Ii rich cn1ush TO 1'ay
for glory.
, 1876-05-15

sn ssnsnss c. ssss e sahts" eS G'
Sss sH Hss ss'H 6 sss fs% t.
}a'ass. j; H., gasany" Sy E 4 Aalss;sni as ..A x
noSs nfsSas' aax ss thS Sops yei Aaeaas A
p4iar' y chstIss ;, - EfaSsls =, ,$ds,ns, III:
eiis; A nsfpe.ea ssSpE x celosts T. s wns!eW; eW
Ersasss @ Anas komsis; nAdia!:ies,'" Y E4ssf
psss BY e. e'ss"s " a r sym s IT'S sshsx 5sSx
Hspsstn., n Hi, ly%S; ws,ttsn ,tsp
aso ts ns's Y 3Sn s9' Tho sSat 5sIy saa: fss:
VIII give Gen. Towards nrt!ele GU tho patt!o OF
Sse e sxsssa " y's Dadey We
srt q iuper on tho Centennial Exhibition, by Y.
2. llowsl!s; Poems byJ + Lowell, I: u: Ala.
.skutchus, and othot articles,
IaEper: Aagas!ns fos June QiaEpes = nroihers,
EsS as'1 y ses JehS Esdn N east e. N': M
William Il: Riding; 'Oll Abors Erpsricnee; <
a.''ffss fsss x n's 5y'sS H.
Iiul4ou, !" third ,pa.st tlu:tt3tsd], by Meusom
S4. eattsy r9ssS ssSfs sfh" T. b.
Nl,iricE; Modern Dwellings,: Thsir constsur-
tiun, Decora.aun, and Furnlturu,". sceond pa.
atsa: VI ai's.Ss" Soyel, b y Jn,!ap ls~Sosno; Tbs
Flsst Century Of tiu 1tcpnbllc,'.' tnnsteeatA IN.
per): Msd!eal and sanitary Progress; BY Aus.
Fannis i. Robinson; ''Lorl blacau1ay and His
stos!as si "Sh5p Ii su.el Ru.h: Ah Old fush
iaia liaiIia!. sofse Ssptssaa; ~ ,csss sstsies:
g. rys e a''s q S3oss Sa GSsn "bsss 1sa:
, 1876-05-15

San FFuNttseo. [tjH, Nf =.
A troupe Of California cqacstslans, numbering
eighteen performers lott this city nn Sunday MORN
lng's train, bound for Philadelphia. whcro theS
propose to set Mp buaincss a. a sldc'show to tue
Centennial Exposition. The company includes ION
Indy riders who rcorn the uaual aduncts Of padded
aaddcs, safety straps and dcarenly. horses,
and VINO will perform tho most daring ard difficult
feats OF the sawdust. ring uFon tho baro backs u
good. tempered mustangs. aud who defy nsant
woman Or child 10 rloluce horse that they can.
moi sptl will not rdG IN the sarne ana',ner. EtGht
mute ridess aly also on tho llst. solicited from
among tho most skillfal Of tho sh1ueroa OF the
pIans, who will ride acts OF skill aud daring
never before seen IN. the cfcua'ring
hut which aro everyday occurrences vt
hutno with these rnastesb OF the horse.
This equine part Of the establishment consists OF
sixty horses, all California bred. some Of which
aro 10 ine specimens Of the genus mustang rs wuru
ever seen. and ten Spanish mules, which will
probably bo pronounced donkeys Gy our Eastern
friends With these mules 1t IL proposed to rvyive
thu a0nkoy facea Of thu olaeh tiDo, and Introduce
yomo other business that will mako them lastlux
fund OF amusement. Accommodations huye been
secured for tho troupe at tho Belmont aco Course,
wluro Nj, Aitleket. who 3 somewhat k.lown 10
fame "a tho "cailfornia Boy" Will tssaa u chal.
lengs u al coatess to tds aTainst him in long
raSes. his distance being anywhere from 10 10 400
MILES.
, 1876-05-15

by auy one 1osopb IEowasd. who sal ih.oa Of four
seata from BIN, heard ths remark, and, getting Ing
replied thn. ho Ind often bad oecaaion TO use sim.
liar language beforu the Examining Committce
remark was unpnrlinmentnry. he eonld not rrtract
thc sentiment, Tic asked II that was ant!a5actofy,
md TIE Chairman replied that It was not. where.
upon he left tho rno1 in reply 10 tho qucsti0n ~
u who,her l,e would canfprmt the resolution Of.
cred 1y ltnallcr Raymond ut the clnsc Of tho mcct-
Ing. and fetr7ct The rGmark, on penalty O. heing
c6nnaef, f)r: Wani replied that whenever he aafti
q dId anything unrnsIIhncntary ho wonld fe9atu
either verbally In writing, II desired, and with.
draw tts remark IIn wonll not. however, express
hmfcff, either verbally " In writing, H. Hnch
way 40 10 snEgest that ac hnd anY doubt whAtevct
ct BIZ. Bcechef's guilt.
, 1876-05-15

onds" ook ~ 0Eendp1en Ct Msr
III naSsr .eiss beps ie @ soms ot
magazine III the 3n!y nuashrr VII hc soua:
Errnt pro,nlrn, h, he published simultaneously In
Uldtiacood and Htrp.r.
Southern Jaatorieul Society Fartra for April Nha
Rev, i, William Jones, Secretary Southern lIIA.
torieal socicty, Richmond, Val
Scientific .Honthlg tys May ti'!adt Printing d pa'
ha<riedm HiJIiopoiiti-vol. VIII, No. 20 q. sa.
bin 4 Hpns, Now York;.
Auerlcan Joaraas of .ssdsnce and Arfs sor May
flames u, uann, Il. hl1lltnap. and i. y. DAM,
et,.tp1s anti 1rpprtctt,ss. New Haven, Cam, J.
Record n the }ear. juno humber II. ". Carleton
Liji,arv iajh for May jlicnrJ L. Hinton & Co,
Hrw 'Ybrk}.
Huant. scAnoinaster for atay {Coos 4 uewett,
Normal, ILL
, 1876-05-15

nfF 3HFE 0Hfk. 'n8 Als
The dfticih annual mccting of tho American
Home Mtsston Society wns held ycstcniny IN the
lllltc House. Tho suspicion that tho DceChcr party
y,a trying to get control Of the Society, based OIL
the sudden legacy OF 81, 478. % fsnm plymouth
Church, ard the ncccxs!on forty -nlue conspteu.
ous members Of thnt church 10 'ifn membership In
tho Society, aroused deep interest in the meeting,
anl It was expected that q spirited contest won1a
take plure in thu election Of officers. All OF last
yenr's officers were reelected except one Vice.
President md two Directors, who had died since
ihn l.st ,nccttis. On motion Of Mr. Woolworth,
M ts,s iii Q, Yiee.rtssIcnts, he having resigned last
Immediately after adlonEnmens, tAs p!ssetoss
last ycar, adding, at Nr. Bmllngion's suggestion,
tho nalns Of d. Richard T. storrs.
Then :ns. nud!ngton offered tho following rcso. q
prutty eurp to bring l'r, Etorrs hack Into Tho 80.
cicty and restore coincidence In tts management: :,
contributed far homo missions thu Executive toa'-
mtttec bu trcccth to continue to a,!nin'scr them
hereafter upon thu principles hitherto rceognizsd
" %!lisn, itsaiy Smith |tho rrsa;a,e5l 4: .hossh. +
minister is aiIa!fs In certain way to please any
Dr. Woo,ecy sald Tint lie woHld do anything fos
the sake OF peace, an.s a was onxtons 70 hasg !n M
s p1ec,ops sis' To- sisses Ire ,hsmseivcs III th* way.
Edwarl Heecher lhoneht thu Dfrsctors haa no
power 10 pass sneh = resolution, and Mt rettin,
ill believed 1t would create division anstsau ot
healing thv trouble. =, ,s,.
Tap debate 1nally brought ont from Dr; hud'ns-
ton thc rtntrlent that r. sturTs had fes'Entd b.
lion al a new klni Of CongrcgAtlnnalisM inio tho
denomination and thu object Of tho resolution wa
to sMll,ty tn that tho Society would 60 IN accord
'AoG,c nno ithu Koy. 1r. I'hrtlctt Of ChIeayol
then asked whit thu principles Of the "ncs con'
ssT6at When all Individual member Of ehurcl,
ur congregation IL lnerlnbMatcd4" replied Dr bud.
ingt1n promptly. ''ha nhni! hRvU 10 reAo1t 10 q
Tho charges and without IN opportunity To defend
himself; ana further, that whenever pastor Of q
church - charged with immoraltty.. he shall hava
insulating tho casrgcs and ot trying the pffense.
lhts straightforward declaration, which was made
with Intense enrnshtness, csInsed htth IN the
then tabled by vote d IL 10 D. pul the meeting
adjourned.
, 1876-05-15

T.
The Literary 1tord, monthly publication In /
Boston, under the eflltorshlp Of Afr. s. r. Crock
CT, Is very cntartnlning nttl Instructive review
of current literature. The Editor evidently las
good opportunities for obtaining carly literary
news; untl, what with The rcyfrws, news, And
- notes and aucrics" the regular rca,1tr Of thu
LheYury ltorhl Is cnablyi to keep we'll up In the
literature Of t'c day. 1t Is the only publication
In tho country corresponding to the 1i0c,teun Of
London.
Prof. ". q. Sumner j. ra1d to be writing po'
lIeal history Of the United StateH.
"Mar.on lIar1aad" tMss. Teghune) i.as 4 new
novel, "My Little Love-" In press
john sresa' lcctures arc to b. published under
tho Title Of ''Wit, IIumor, anu Shakespeare.
Col, r. ". Iigrinaon IA preparing q. Young
Folks History Of American Adventures"
A comic Centennial .l!i.tory n the Emitted
sssts' s. e. Y GalseS sss's9e e. .0'k's w" '''nso
revised by tho sniiior ID IL. Webb), in voluina
entitled s'John Faui's Vacation"
The seventh volume of D'Aubigne's History OF
gland, and tlie nna volume il pfoinlacd before Tic
clote of thu year.
Among the. Methodist constitutions to The CeII-
tenn!al Wti! ts "nne Hundred fea5s 81 Met'ol;
tic Centennial" " by tho Iiev. L. II. Wood
tcnnintii,cras,sa vonn,e entitled = Keyo!ntiou.
az asa Ther wss oao uoded or e
Sheldon Co. will print nnifor1n with tllc other
wnrkn Of Mr. spurReon,, h'e lectures on "Cam,;
mcnting and Comn,cntarier.' The volume Will
contain, also, complete index to Mr. spnrsoons
| works.
"Lord nyrnn vind!ratcd, or Rome and Tier
rin hs ts 81 81 # re-" u Inf"
! jnat Published In London. y t+ reply 10 Mzs.
Stoves "I4ndy Byron V1ndiCntcd." "
| Prof. Edward Roth, Of Philadelphia, hnu been
revising NJ jules FcrHc'H several moon hookR-
ewamer sFf2s &c. s sis % e
hue, Of ths Catholtc Publication Society.
.hc ' Waees cass "-s1sl i i said vii + oSs q
seholsl@is i juti tii Tsady At Henry 1Iolt co.s
D.; Doneor ha* in prcs,s, work entitled IN; n
Eaishod sror anh h'iey y e4tlSY sn1 & z ts s
os yonc Dt d ts coecton ,s of @ con
cerning That Council which ho has Tor some ycaFs
bcon preparing
Prot. LonRte11ow, hes occupied lsl.gro ~ hours
TIL 'Istt.e seet Gtasse." sty!e. aud Messss James H.
and Wales for carly issno.
Henry 1iolt s Co. will puhllas, on the snrression
Of The Sa,!on 2r Taawsll L1nglsads teStpools =
spoken 81 ~ covering. tho cntiro neil Of stnhbs.
Itnllau, aud May, satisfactorily for tue ordinary
student, within 71o pages oetaso.
! Tic library of Mr.. i. @. .squior, To- be snld In
heaene on American aud particularly Central md
+ mro5aDy sn
scribuct. Wexford Il Armstrong publish in thi:
country tlto "lllsto1y Of Merchant -Shipnins nn'i
Ancient Commerce: by VS.; Lindsay. II. 7. i
AMI hns liz; wood rnryayjngs Ita ran IL sufficient.