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The New York herald., 1877-10-05
EPISCOPAL BOARD OF MISSIONS.

Bosroy Mass, Oct 4, 1871
The forty second annual meeting OF tho Episcopal
Board of Missions was opened this morning in ST.
Paul's Church. fremont street. After religious oxer-
the roll OF members, including all Bishops OF the
Church aud about 400 others, cleraymen and
laymen, called. Rev. Joseph r. Talbot
Bishop OF Indiana, presided. Rev. Dr. Eaton,
OF New York. was chosen secretary, and Rev. DR..
Van kleeck assistant secretary Reports IRON various
committees were received and lard upon the table, and
also those OF the different treasurcrs and au ares
Tue Board then adjourned until half past seven O'Clock
tomorrow evening.
In the evening the Board attended Trinity Church.
where u sermon was delivered by Rev. DR.. Noah H.
Schenck, OF New York
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PASTOR SEE.

In the spring quite a sensation was created in New
ark over tho internal dissensons oil the Wickiiffe
Street Presby toran Church, the upshot OF which
an invitation from the Presbytery TO Mr.. See, the
pastor, and Mr.. Cone, member OF the Cnurch-Mr.
SEES principal opponent-to both leave the Church.
Neither took The hnt and have stuck last since.
Mr.. William Rankin, wealthy Presbyterian, offered
to pay Mr. Sees salary until October /, and
the Indebtedness oil the Church 5000 " Mr. See
would withdraw. The congregation has refused tho
oe 6s votes out OF SO being In favor OF his remaining
the only dissenting vote being that OF Mr. Cone.
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SMITH, THE STRIKER, ARRESTED.

In tho month OF July, while the railroad strikes
were In progress the Lebanon Valley Railroad bridge
at Reading, Pa, was burned down at night by gang
OF strikers led by Edmund Smith. number were ar
rested but Smith remained at large until the present
week. although n large reward offered Tor his APP
prehension. II became known to tho police that ne
was running a canal boat the Erie Canal and
the canal patroled from Albany 10 Buffalo with.
out avail detective was then stationed H. Troy TO
watch for Smith, and Tuesday last he picked MIN
up The cuprit Is now on the way TO the scene Of mis-
crime
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least that can be said about II 10 there viii DO lime
enough 10 talk about injunction when Jury mas
decided that IL 10 ibel; in the meantime you nave
satisfaction enough in knowing that the defendant 10
amply responsible. The motion must De denisd.
ssWin costs. Your HonoF?" asked Mr.. Fell
.sYes," said Judge Barrett. y
The Count SAID no more and she crowd havng no
further ucemcnt to remain speedily Withdrew, anu
the proceedings OF the Court resumed the wonted
tenor OF their way.
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THE GIRL FOuNp.

Edith G. Bentley was Yesterday found In Brooklyn.
She had written to friend In Paterson tnat sho was
with man who had plenty OF money and would start
soon for the South The letter turned over to
Cnief OF Police Graul and he ound the girl a dis.
reputable Rouse in Brooklyn Edith was last night
taken back " her parents
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A NEW JUDGE.

Governor Bedle, OF New Jersey, has appointed Ed
ward 7. Paxton, member OF Assembly, lay Judge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas and Court OF Quarter Ses-
SONS IN Hudson county In place Of Judge Wigg'ns
deceased
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,.k. n.,r place among the people vino oonst.ule our

take their place among the people who constitute our
American nation.
SirA-n view OF the fact that the Indian service OF
the government is one OF complex duties. requiring
SPECIAL training, and that frequent removals o. rs
offcers works evils we believe time has come for
the establishment OF Indian service, In which
the tenure Of office shall be during ecisncy and good
behavior.
.Sepenh.-To successfully accomplish the objects
herein enumerated to cvilze TO snlightsn and bring
the Indians up 10 highest and best style OF man
hood We regard tho teachings OF our Lord and Saw
iour Jesus Christ indispensable and the prosecution
tive.
Hon. Amos G. Barstow explained the Indian sltua-
tion regard to the Nez Percea He was understood
to say that the present dcuity Joseph was In the
right He gave clear and concise statc-
mcnt OF the wrongs OF this tribe MI
William T. Dodge, OF New York, said that the present
particularly good time tor resolution ike the
above TO pass. Rev. Dr. Ward, DR.. Albert Riggs and
President Bartlett, OF Dartmouth College, spoke In
favor OF the resolution ana II was referred to the
Prudential Committee for immediate action.
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present him with medat Ia cornmemura.Ioa
thereof. The donors selected the Marietta re.
union AZ the .'nne snd plAcc for the p.c.cnta-
tion. ana chose Gen. ". r. Richardson To u.ax.
the presentation, which he did this mnrnirs, a,>-
Maj. Jonc: Responded eloquentiy auI feriu4,;,
and was warmly welcomed by the enthusiastic
audience. A. scene 80 unusual - this promised
TO be attracted 4 very larEt o'rcGurso
Of people TO the pavilion, who entered
into tho Aptrit Of tho occasion fully.
Mai. Jones wa followed ny Gen. Powell, WHO
to WY "Reminiscences. discussing matters ct
prcAent moment very lightly.
The PRESIDENT and his party are expected 10
arriTc In the city tomorrow morning At II 10
oyer the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, direct from
Washington. They will he received by the milf
i. Smith, which viii he his ahltlina.p'nce during
Hayes wili receive from til 5,
and IN the evening general reccp-
tioti wifi be held at Gen. Smiths residence.
The Presidential party will remain during tho
Iay and evening, departing hencs Tor Fremont,
burg Il Cleveland Railroad, At II oc'ocs. 70; u
brief visit at his old home, and to attend til ,ro
tue reunion next Friday Of hts old regiment.
The presence Of the President doubtless will
1ttract an imsnensc concoursc Of people, and
from prcscnt Indications the crowd Tomorrow
will be double that Of any day yet, If the
dubious tt,-nlRht. The probabilities arc that
the number in attendance will scact, l1,000 to
isO0. ~ immense crowd may bo looked for
In any event.
The Columbus Cadets wilt form the guard Of
honor for the President On Ills arrival to-fnor.
auRuratfon on tic 6th Of March last In Wasl.
apEtpn.
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Remarkable Prices FAiA for Canadian Cattle
ju EnElAnI-1IaFtuo Dlsastars-HudAlo.
1$1h

1lemaskable rrirea PAiA for Canadian Cattle
III EnEland-Slariuo Dl4astsFs-Hunalo.
ltobes-
Special INspascA 10 ~ 7t1syax.
TORONTO, Ont, sept. 6-1'ha GDd*'s special
cablrGFam from London this morning says that
fosty-two head Of Canadian short-hosns. the
propefty Of tho lion. u. II. Cochrans, Of Coup
ton, Qusbcc, aud Simon Beattle, OF Markham,
Ont, wcsa sold 1t Al!1beck Stuck, WtndcEMoEe,
yesterday. Thoy realized II, go cutneas. The
average per hcad was about SIS guineas.
Ths oth Duchess OF HillAuEss brought 4.Sn
GutneAs; tbs 81 Duchess VI uIllhuFst, 4,lo0
guiaess; tho FL Duke of lllllhusst, 7
years old, brought zoo guincas- Tbs
Giubs adls: "Tha average realizel-clusa
upon 81, ,u0 head-has not been reached b.
Lore iu England or On thla continent, aud has
only been exceeded uure la Australia. TAls
sale canlot but have The elIc1t VI dlegt!n. at-
teutlols 10 Cauala's unsurpassed capabilities,
nut only Tor $upplyiu. AupeFlor Decf Tor ths
horn raw. 1t proycs oncv tnoFa Also, " our
Canadian farmers, that tho European market
" open ~ Fccctyu auy uumbcr VI aigh-bred
cattle 1t great prices, II they ollJ have the
pluck Y q rsiss thsm properly md send sarn
Sp<rtai DtspateA "a TAs 7tteuax.
WINDSOR, Out, Sept. 1-JuhA 4. Macdonald
WIS banuueecl Yesterday, and tp~day bo crossed
over ~ Detroit with : number of political
GieMlz. They wufe mct by the Mayor VI t1as
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FRANCE,


THE CuAN1ES AGA1hSF UANHETEA.
PARIS, Sept. 6t-Thcro asc three counts In tho
Indictment against Gatnbctta, which charge
oiIcnses against the person Of tho President aud
against the Republic, Including ono for tho pas-
sagc in his Lille speech, euling With these
words: :. Sc s0unettrs ou ~ dersttre." There
are six counts for public insults to Mtntatess.
Tho Government will not permit the trial to be
reported.
THE THEIRS FUNERAL,
PAnIs. Sept. h-Madamc ThieEs haytng &C.
ceptcd the Official funeral for her husband only
on condition OF being horsc1f allowed to ar
range the order Of the costcgc, tho Govern
mcnt has 2nnuI'cd the decree ordering State
funeral, as 1t caruut dispense with the e1ecu
tton Of existing cnaet.nents regulating official
ceremonies. Tho Government will therefore
takc no part In the funeral beyond paying tho
military honor to which Thtcrs IL entitiel. hay-
Ing been q dtgnitary Of the Legion Of Honor
aud chirf officer Ut the State.
FKAns or POLITICAL DISTURBANCE,
LONDON, Sept. GA correspondent At Paris,
commenting upon the abandonment OF public
funeral Tor 81. Th!ern, says tho funeral vii! ~
sumo tho character Of 4 party demonstration,
and iu tho present ext4tetl state Of thu public
mind II Ii looked forward to with somc apprc-
heIlsions Violent articles Ia tue RoIapaTtlst
presa, especially tho pags, acen destgnedly to
provoke the public to . breach Of the peace.
The DtftAss saya all political manifestations will
be nut down with the utmost rigur.
Tie Cutrasslcrs, who have bern out maueu-
ycrtng for some days, have bcen recalled to
paEi3,
, 1877-09-07
INDIA.
4 n II Z ZA3
TsnoSrKCTt IMPROVING,

FHQ3FkEI8 INFROFTNU.
IorpoH. Sent. 0,-The weekly telegram of
e.. III. - ri. .tav. ~. ,.ss. -. 49,,
luz 'lce'oy o' Aua1. sno"s l"A* anct7 ~ osen
great improvement 10 thc Teatncr. In M@-
pretty general rain, which has improved tho
I'M. 7, no,,hav nrirea sr, nnt rct ch.,nsr
s.up,. =" lSo"oa5 p'..s o .. Nv - saps'' n
out tne pfoepects arc !nue'' 't"pto'eu. hcpo1'3
arc generally Of similarly favorable tenor.
The Improvement in Puntaub Is particularly
cnrsntcunue Tha 1fcutenant. GoYernor of Pun.
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nrn 1t..ntt or t,.ucr1att, rror,r~-t,..,
.,..,a-.ncn.-n, t.a-.. nae.,,.... E.s..,. 49,,
t...'.,. x,.s ~ .. a.a ~.
soatn-N eaean sweep 10 10 M~ae IN the
Sptcfat DItpdseA to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. t., Sept. G.-1hanks to the
Democratic Hu,rse. The ThtnI Infantry ia bcnr-
I,,,,, f,,,t .tn-, - ,,I,.,,,,f.,r,. 10 ~. -.
', s 1., .. W ~ ""s 90"
"ohea Ut seseFa1 points III LOUISIANA, anu many
of the otilecrs hnd their families nbout tho
posts. At the outbreak Of the ra!ltoad riote
ioft ~ H.. a,,.,, I,s..., ~ ra...,I,.. :. 49,.
te4L a' s'e o'us"' tnN1eau y. 'etn'''"s' ~ Ae4'
on t"clve hoCsh' noticc Tor Montana, to chase
the Ntz perces, and tflu officers are cnloY1uQ tho
pleasure vi providing subsistence fur themselves
Ut this extended ~xrurE,on, and for their fami-
lies at the South. and all without pay.
An ex-Confaicrate; General. wllo was brave
officer and raw much act!ve sersIcs, In private
letter to friend tlrrc writes as followa regard
Ing the attacks In tho South upon Mr.. kcs:
The editors who have assaiIrl Key IN 4 c]ass
never attacked anything frotn 15Jt to 1ANj which
could .:nke back. The, viii uot be abla now 10
~ nnach. -eefaln!J moi 10 make hey anpopn.ae.
s1laeEs - enG nv Saot aete Sa' baltimore a:fe'
:. Atel 9n ~ uaseuss.on III tEe Canlnet Lo.oay
IT, RESIGNATION from tue National Committee
ha4 nos IT." aeeetseu' G.t nui +" nas tnsugnx oest
~ set s. ns sass ~ Sill i'll 1auss III GoieGtos
.s nsmul anu Su.'ryu, sn9pe ano Iemose N.Y. ~ o.
.net .o0n a.te5 =, ~. meess. " iae srouna
Wmlsr Il necirI n ort,ss to insure liz enforcs-
'neht a. ~ !eeacs. s.ts snScIs'es ~. r. !, ssste
o, tne EaoI. ,,a "sse1!am nn,s5 eH"L5 ~ ~
~ apto'hs nsr 1olssm'ei ,t NJ VI lhatAn
.nhi1 ,n. .s,'.,,.,s Lns -. ~ ta9 .s' ,
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Nature Sees Fit to ltatn Copiou4ly upon
Private DAlze1l's Eucalnpmeat Ut Veterans
and Cadets.


p,. q. ,,.tu r,..,,,u, ,ro,
N.tuF" oees 81. - f@eu4 eop'u"sy uroa
Ffsvats nalse1es fsnca1opsnea1 u soteF@as
and Cadets.
ap<eis' h*paseA 10 7As 7Ffaba@
MARtETTA, O., Sept. a.LTo11ay, tho third Of
ths yctcr.ns, Reunion. tIawnc.t most lnau.pk
a.n,,.,v ~ .nv ont,,,u,r ,,rfrm.nc,. A. asv.
s'oo,t ~ e"I "atas. wv. .".s..,..~ -.
break this morning u was Fain'na aa9a, ana tne
rain continued to full steadily till 10 o'clock,
rendering the streets perfect FlyeSs Of mud, and
p,vnr an mir uf discomfort to tho sccue general.
s"s - 49, s,',..,, ~. ~, ,...., t.1,,s.s t,..,
". a. ~ oaos1 tno .s'n se*seu ~ 'A4oas' p".
heavy clouds o'eshung thc town Ike funeral
pall alt day, aud tho atmosphere WAS mu5ky
Ind uncomfortable Ypt, Notwithstanding
~ .,,.@, nv. nd ,..on,f,r,. crn.Js
." .nsso ~ ~, ~ e'o"es
eoht'hue1 ~ loa3 10 ~! usyb ano she NUMBER III
town, II not 30 large IA that OF yesterday, 1t
least was yery large, running away up iuso the
thousnn}a Tha crowla vsrs qots].nsturrd.
49,. -, .s,~s. s...r,ss... 1,.e.,.. ..s,s
s"a' 81 1"aHs consaaetea' 'emaFAso1J "c'l'
behaved, comparatively 10" Intoxicated mea
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11lCAGO, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1877.

to think that the IIellencs now show greater dis
position to sells part of the plumber Of Turkey
was no lack Of Greek volunteers ten years n0o.
They wcro discouraged On every hand. tut
they pcrseveFed. md ttey did not cease
Until 1t had been made too appsreht that
all Europe WAS against them. They NAV be
1'ardoncd II their impctuosity has been kept in
clIcrk in the present strugRle,-kcpt IN cherk
Will, difficulty for the Government, which knows
the chanccs oil waF with IN enemy possessing
superiority at acn, enabling It At any time to
make its appearance OIL the ct,asts Ut Greece,
Inns h3tl hard work In restraining tue eagcrntss
Of the tcuplc. Something m1ist also bc attdb-
utcI tn ils. It IA In ENGLAND that tho Nreeks
1ook for announcement Or discuuragemeht, and
fear Of our itfsplcasure has been used "a potent
nsgalncnt Ia favor Of inactivity.
, 1877-09-07
THE PRESIDENTS WESTERN TOUR.

CINCIN All, o. Btpt. IA lAIRe npMbeF Ok
prominent cdtiarps Ut this city, irrespective Of
purity, haye e1.euded , eorlial Invitation 10
presLlent Hayes 70 visit CinelnuAu vlile
en- route West, aud accept tia hospital
ltlas OF tue city. Mr. Rogezs,
the PEestdeat's Secretary, replies, hy
direction Of the PrtsIdrnt that tho cusdixl tnyi-
tatlon VI '..u citt1eu8 Of Ctnctuuxt his ucghbors
Of former years, atyes bta, much pleasure; that
he expects to reach Cincinnati Saturday night,
Sept. Is, but 1t too late Al hour to
adlnlt VI any public demoussFatIon,2 . mud
tA4t It u the Pscaidcut's Initiation
u spend tho following Sunday ta the city, but
stay. From private source, however, u III
learned that thara u = possibility Of such ar
F4ugsmeut ol plaus ~ - admit Of tho pFest-
Gent's rel1AiDlng u The diY u Monday night.
, 1877-09-07

lost 5000 men, while Eyoub Pa
aha, who attacked them, lad only
900 killed aud wounded. II tho Turkish
commander can advance rapidly, be may
soon DO at Diots, wich Ia loss than twonty
miles from from yesterdays field Of battle.
4 telegram Bucharest statea thnt tic
cavalry Of tho 1suseian Guard has crossed
tho Danulot aud that body Of rifles, part
OF tho expected reiuforcements, Inns reached
Bucharest.
, 1877-09-07


0sAAN rAsnA's FORCES rLANKkp.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Russian succese At
Loftcha makes Os.nAn Pasha have bostI1e
force on both tanks. Either defeat at Flcvnn
OF an attempted withdrawal may result in tho
destruction Of bis army, unless the Russians
arc compelled to weaken their forces OH that
side to meet Mchomet Ali's advance from Ras-
grad. The latter scema to place thc Czarowitch's
army In = positioa very similar TO Osman
Pasba's..
4 FURNISH ADVANCE.
II Turkish accounts may be trusted, a Turk.
ish force Inns crossed tue LON aud reached tho
,seighborhool Of Obertini, wtl1o another force
has crossed Karartom to raIomarka. These
corps aro understood to be operating agalnst
Biela, but they tooparlixc tue whole Russtan
campaign east Of tho Jantra, as we'll u COM
rnunicatious with Tirnoya-
r. nCs1cnuK.
BUCHAREST, Sept. CAN important engage
mcnt took place near Kustchuk yesterday morn-
Ing. Soon afterwards tho Russians begun tho
was replied to by the Turks. The cannonade
lastel MI yesterday md continues to-day.
wfp1N.
The Turks from Widln attempted last night
to rcaeh Chupcrchcnf, near Kalafar, In boats,
but were driven buck by Roumanan battery.
The garrison Of Wilfn has been raised to
5000 men in consequence Of the threatening at-
utudc Of 8eryta.
HEADQUARTERS REMOVED.
A Vienna correspondent says that nows has
just been received that tho Russian headquarters
las been moved from GoTy-Studcn to Bul-
gariot This may indicate either an advance In
the direction Of r]cynn or retreat from the
netGhborhood Of tho Jantra line.
TURKISH VICTORY CLAIMED.
CossrAST1NorLE. Sept. G.-aichcnlct All tc1c-
g1uphs under datc Of to-day from Kcchlowa as
foi7nws: To-day Evoub Pasta's artny corps,
wh.tlI was divided Into two columns, attacked
the Twelfth Russian Army Corps, which was
supp orted by division on this bank OF the LON.
THO 1.:,lassans were defeated, md rccrossed the
Lam In disorder. They abandoned their FORTH
fed pol lutfons near Kecl.lowa. They lost 5000
killed a.7l wounded. Tic commander OF tllelr
cavalry ,sas killed. We lost 200 killed aud 100
wounded.
, 1877-09-07

WAITING HoH RUSSIAN vUxo8IH8.
FnahoR tKtHhG &uH TT

LoHdoa 9tHess dug. n.
It il some months sdnce attention wAsdIrect-
cd to tho IIullentc factor IN tho Eastern qucs-
tion, md 1t must bs admitted that very little
has come Of it. TheTo have been national de-
luonstsattous At the Capital aud chauxe of
Ministry. and 3Il the politicians Of CUR geuers-
ton have sunk their private prrteualona to
seryQ under tho veteran hero Cauasts, But
still tue Gn:cks ato content 10 wall, al,1
It has beeu said that they will walt
until Turkey Is utterly defeated, when
theY will cotne huugerln9 for = share
ia the spoil. 1t ID 80 easy to disappotut expec-
tatton. Everybody Il too eager or too dllatory;
Offending now, like the scrvla,s, by p'ecdpitat-
lug . struggle Tor which they wera unpscpasea,
and now, like tho Greeks, By keeping back when
the opportunity Of proving thsy are not degcn-
erate seemed to hayc arrived For our part we
prefer to walt before VIC blame one Tor being
rush sud another Tor bclu4: unFeady.
A. spectators OF tho drama, We cannot
help observing that ao ons .Eoca to dreect.
whatever bis pFepus4Gsstous, Without oSlng
affected by the contaglon Of sympathy
AIm. These who arc disposed to laugh Ut tue
ebthustasta Of Greek nationality !Iust 10 very
short -slghtcl tu their wfsdun,. liaya NC not
keen what has COME Ut spiHt VI nationality
that takes similar delight Ii, recurring IT, thu
Traditions VI the past. a'la lnds In thc tale ot
yotIout In thu Hilnclat4l, - in yuotIa, top-
ular feelings ase frankly expressed III modes
which asu not the lesa 4uCcTe BECAUSE WI
shrink fruln adopting theul. 1t IL Eenorte! w
our correspondent that thu greater part u those
the blttess ot war to the full iu thu terrible
Eretau iualtyecttou. 1t u we'll that We should
remember this. especially II w a1e oTCt disIoee4
, 1877-09-07

PHslADxLrusA, sept 6t-sainuei j. Ludlaus,
who WA found ly tho Masul4 to-day lu Cbicago
temporarily Insane, WA proprietor VI tho
Oceau House 1t Cape May. tic CAME to thIs
city OIL Monday, bringing with hEm S!.,C0o in
cash. stopped at tho west Jersey !lotrl, CAM
den, and left that ptacs to make a
deposit Of $i.5UO IN the C:undrn Bank, sincs
aud detecltyes lad been ullayalli4g, until tsly-
xra4l wss received xuuouuCipE Aia having bceu
, 1877-09-07

found In Chicago. lie WAS for many Jeaks
cashier at Wtllards Hotel, In Washington, and
Care May. At the opening Of tho season OF
1877 he assumed the proprfcsnrahip OF tho
Ocean House, ID the management OF which he
has been very successful. Mr. LulIam will Ia
brought home By the Aasons.
, 1877-09-07

S1fc94k Ns9AtcN 10 1Af 1f11&Ak,
ADRIAN, Mich, Sept. G.-lhe second dny's
session OF the Detroit Methodist Coatcrcuce
opened With prayer and an Increased ATTENDANCE.
Thu Rev. Dr.. Pitcher made feeling remarks. re-
citing hIs long connection with the Detroit Con.
ference and ILLS reasons for connecting himself
With the Mcthodiat Episcopal Church uCana-
da. After llgcly dtscusston tho matter OF IT,
cooperating the Conference wa4 refcFred to
special committee OF the 1icvs. J.s. Smart, J. II.
Gordon, aud Samuel Clements. The Rev. Ar
mold resigned from the Committee on Episcopal
Moueys. Tho Rcv. Horton was elected. and also
pluccd OH the Board Of Stewards. The Rer. l..
X. Flske resigned from the Committee on Edu.
cation. Samuel Clements was appointed. Tic
laey. Gcorgu II. Tuthllt, District Agent OF the
American D!blc Society. was listened to for ten
minutes. TIE t.evs. Ira c. Dil!uan and J. r.
Hustled, of tho Congregational Church, tho Rev.
E. @. Fuller, editor of the -lfethodits Adpotute,
Of Atlanta, ia, and tho Nay. D. Lanstng. Of
Savannah, Ca, wef. Introduced to tho Con-
tcrsucs. Richard Cspp, D. G. Jacobs, T. c.
Gardner, supernuu,craEy preachers, were
continued In thc!r relation. The
charges against the nsv. Lyman II. Dean
were referred to the Presiding Elder Of tho De-
ttolt District. Tho following supezannuatcd
ministers wers continued IT, that relation: /.
II. e. Cambl.rn, Eli WestlAkc, Peter L. Spar
rpw, Curtis Moshes. banue. bessey, Joseph u.
i. ii. Nahon, i. Lewi4 Mitchell. Kolprt TTt0Es,
Auerew bell, John uray, El!as b. prtndte, John
Pugh, Francis A. blades, Peter o. Juhn-
son, Mans.et litekcy,, Jacob nobbtns,
Ira ". Donclson, Thnulak WAkcln,
Ehenexes Steele. tieurRs Wilson, sylvester
Calktl,s, Erastus Il. itascall, Kutus G. Crane,
Gcotgs TayloF, Enlslus kIumph, William BEN
sou, Ephratm Wau,lur1lsu, itlrEm IItn,d. d.
haywood, Il. Mcconnell, and i.utIier Lee. The
Coi,mlttee to WHOM was referred this matter ol
incorporation reported, approving tho artlelcs
Of association, anl recommending tho election
Of Trustees by this Conference. Mcssrk. Howcus,
Fafliugton, Ftskr, aud C!cmrnt wcfs elected
Trustees for three years. BlshUp Poster Intro
durel Bishop Curman, Ut the Nct!o4lst Epta-
copal ChuErA OF Cauada. Adjourned.
, 1877-09-07

6peC7o3 U1pdseA 70 7Ae 7f7b0Ne.
PrrTsBuRo, Pa, sept. G.-T1.r body Of Mrs.
Wolf, whose mysterious disappearance, q day
or two ago, was reported BY your cnrfespond-
ent, was found in the Aohongal,etn River to-
day, opposite the Crescent Steel Works, almost
lcnudctl Ut clothing and terribly nuttlatctl, It
Is supposed, by rats Or hogs. There L. no doubt
TINT the poor woman WAS Insane.
, 1877-09-07

PoTTsv1LtE, Pa, sepl. dL-Th!s evening thc
Phrnlx Park Mine, near Mfncrsvt!lc, vas tho
scene Of drcadful cxpostou of gus, which be-
came tgnttcd from a blast made by one OF the
worknen. Eight miners were burned. three &C.
rtously, ono of whc m, Juhn Jenkins, died soo,,
alter. Thomss LLOYD, brother Of the propste-
TOT Of the mine, WAS also seriously buEnejs
, 1877-09-07

WHEELING, ". Va. scpt. GA specia' to
the Ktuster from stcubenvIltc, O., says a
freight train on the Cleveland & pfttsburg Road
ran oG The track and down au e1nbanktnent at
that place thls AFTERNOON, killing Robert Davis,
Of Indianapolis, and woun]inE two others, ali
ttrsus 1l,en. The Incident was caused BY an im-
perfect rail- Just laid.