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, 1877-05-26
A MhiDEN'S PRAYER.

A long, low stretch of gray sandatone-
A woafy wasie-and sho sat alone,
And heard tho wind, With Its voice unklnd,
Shrek 10 the sea 1tko some 1smentsa mind,
Cold aud gray with its ccAseless cries,
Moaning, lamentlng With so6h!ng slghs:
s'The cold, gray sea has boon for mo,
For my sosfo sles dsad-l'os buried In thes.
~ at with clasped hands and strained eyes,
I1ut my prayer l. unheafd, and stlll he llcsi
For my lovot ID deAd-hls soul has sped
Unto the realms whore Slory Is shed.
1cry aioud: o hear my ptaynr!
Answor, my hsro, II shoa art therol
Dnt my voice con,as back, Alnst Alacki
And tloso nina eyes, for all u black.
~ como again, o Seat o Scat
Tell me, toll me, this tnystcey.
DOES ny lover lii dead withla thy bcdi
Is thy wall 4 requiem for tho dad!
Tho cold, gray sea tossed IT. wAves on ligh,
And my lover cano from itA brfny 1yt-
Given not In lie, but In ehded strife
And knew my prayer was heard that night. :"
MILWAUKEE. Dr.. z. l.. n. uall1ol-
, 1877-05-26

.., -. =,
sst,y tnr more wemsn @ r worksr1 n sho ga Ear Reat.
s.Sna NJ ao .sseea es5 from
hm.
TIE nEv. y. sThaTfoN,
missionary from Columhtes Orn., epoke OF bis
txresieneo among tho Indians In New Mexifo,
and hA Negotiable reception oy sher', called % hls
FL mind y nc remarss 81 o. r. hsl. ne sxaofted re-
dlstant country. who wete becoming vcf'table
tnsea1hens. The white heathsns were worse than
needed iii. Tho rsIis,on. that could b
fenI 70 them. Sill, there 1ttn other
neatnen n VINO needed caring fot When he went 70
haMcrn OieGons Territory Yieh tn mfntfa! wealth,
ama !nto which was pouring thonesnds q peonle:
snd III IT, ~ s5 9ne ss95ief,an s.sr n ~. e s
aistsict bnt wsa told by D.. Kendall that not moro
IMAM eix cohld 90 furnished. with this dncouFagn.
msnt INC speaker said dis heaft wont to hin mouth
1or JoI; ...-
-. ~. nsnua.l 1ala no wahie1 70 hent from man
, 1877-05-26

liz XssemSly hsfebJ appoint : commtttse 1t efsyon
j e sas s as n S..ss III ss 4
:$s i:
( +; 4
astS-T com@...eo ot Eleven sss also directed to
s: e as" f. s9
e. K. ansr T
sss ;'%'' "bss e
Ist4' Iosss: l. t. bso9a:: bSoaa:
s.i, +. J1ssses.
EEss; s!s *s:; s:;
s2 ss;sa &c l. Il Il: @
BPKCIAL COMMITTEE.
IT, ss a III ss 81 dss
& P:,is;.p VI psoi j. 5 g. p & T rstis, MSs, n !"
nsndnx es sSppSys 81 shs ANNA! ePS,t nd tSs
shepherd, b; D., Samuel q. Petkias, Esq., md
NJ; John G. FAR.
jouiosd anll 7;45 >. q.
\ Qu8RT,
Tho evening session WA opened with prayer BY
lowing question:
Aeeordfak 70 &ha4tar Of ths Presbyterian Church.
can Of Ito take feceAs without eoan4
| tha particular sca4soa With pzayeFf
II was referred 10 the Committee 90 Church
PolftJ,
DISCUSSION.
The report Of Tho Committee on Work Among
tho UcFGauA wA4 taken up.
The report war accepted. ..
tnotfal waa N ado TO adopt Il, AID addresses in
IL favor were msde by Dr.. Knox, u. seebczt, and
| Or. Logan.
]. No action vas tAksn regarding tha report, the
, 1877-05-26
THE CHURCH SOUTH.

Dlt. hANQOt8
asked that tho Communication from tho General
Assembly Of thu Presbyterian Church Ia the
United Ssatcs be referred 10 tho Committee on
Correspondence. THUS mAs ordered, md the COM
mnncatlon Is appended:
ctssnda%. MY MMdhsast: Msy 2. IsT.Tho coTmittee of
K ~ u osRets s
1i % csSre eE9 H. H. Gas
.eis \ hs Il IA A:sssy q ~. Church T.
!s y sshst cSuts u
y; e:s!';:ss e: s9s'a
Gss,ts :sa
t.atsInsi relations .Hse.ed By Com,niee," Sl.i
:, fS 5 +; {
r. *s51 e si s , uor q a.
WV i%na!s.laas es beSshsrn u ei; cnu1e e,
::: sss :,s
;s;s; II rssf$
,s:';ss: II. se,s!., 81: t. ss:, 2. .sss..
HssHiy .ssss .s'e - sa:ser . to oosa y
S1:s .4ss IL AZ tsesas :sslsa: 81. L.al' 'p'n'.a''
III 9 roo hS
] IN II 81 j.
es e sS5 s5x Ss Il s % 81: /. eaf
s; +; :si t.i s. .s lsss
h.sm1y. nn ~. " as}!sctsne.a Of lhs b9stle,a
u SS5s .fi liz ''oss Seas'
WNEAEA.. Tho aid dsassaI Assembly a. brooklyn.
Gass9E Il.
SSsfsf ss
q fSste Ss H ss
tas % IT. ''s & ssss ,.sss s. g II
SapS.,So . 8 81
llyctAnGes oi he southern UeAef Assembly. no aets
q r. sai,Asss rs::sa. q +
Asu to 10 ron.trued Of sIaistel II &
s:S ss y; =
H1s,isxd, By ~. Assembly. that va cannot res.ra
p.tt q t1s paper saSptea y sus AtsnSy i ssssa:
I'll. .st!a Asfnns H. en- t4 nShpx r. ,.s sssst
hSfe "a nrnea y sas As.en,Iis Il ssssnsah
s1!ss asss =
sas IL :.Sa :: e.
4 s2ss e. 81
$ {:.s;a 4; sR.tsas; H. s's:sa ssss':sst st.ss Clerk.
.sniy Il IL ess esa!;h
n The untea bAtxs of Anscs, In ssssioo It Chicsyu
EDUCATIONAL REPORT SETTLED.
The third resolution proposed By tho Committee
on Education vas then taken up and adopted with.
out debate, Or. White Iaads ) few Ecuasks oa ID.
On lie eon.dslatIon u ,bs s.sa RESOLUTION, u Dr.
G!etuoush uoycd an amendment providing that
st4tsd " ,p'S msSunE 81 ehs rse.oy'esy H.
churches under care Of tho terry whether they
hare contributed 10 this fund.- and Ia cases OF fall
nls 10 % " they 10 required u gtys tsaAons fof
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fa1tnrr, nron which / ypto shall bo taken 10 cx-
enre or not excuse"
Tho amendment ras not accepted. and after
Msan nd ons n o. Mo
Sloan offered resolution. ~ follows:
Ets9'.t9. Th.t each rreshytc1y call upon thttr
chuFchet to state whether an opportunity has hccn
glven for contribution to the Board Of EdncitIon.
Tho amendment offered by Mr. Sloan WAS hdopt-
ed, and The resolution - amended was also adopt.
cd. The report WAS then adopted ~ whole.
, 1877-05-26

.erRn-d HI. Profe,.e5.hro II aae.ed Rhetoric PASTORAL
4; IS
y: r.!
ee..' f's.e' "'' 'a''aa upon INC r'e'as
becn rseeV: @ .fnr s. ss fceofasr r..
sf'h eGs f'e h55
ss [STsr Ne tsSS. "
.:,nS, t';sH;siTs: r., 81 .1sf Fl:
IS tho x.at q ,h2ronaa rrrrs!tiion; Iss SoSk e
IL ~ hos hnsc seft.ss N fno
SsSs .Ss XII
SiiG s%nesHsst!ns sd7snsases to ;hemsel'es Of
~ H. W@:tsrn aWsah;av. y1-Artrort from the rrns
ss ,sss Z. .ssss
e osoaf7. is1 nv issv M.actleiis; " Jsso6ns, 3.
X hs III II IN hs919b i7 bc eh cv sefI Is smaenS
lioSsT i, y m:Dy yes5;; '1s9Ier q the nosri
H. M Ss 81, %%sn!S Wit
@ ss!ss;sd r y ';ssss ssdsn: Ri
|:eSsft Y S,es,E Y; {Ss pises ., iaass Ni!i'
iose enera ii, e ehsr II Taeoo e.
y: ~
Ssst sr p1feih's "hssn o,se exEse1 n esI T1'
s%s ;;s ';;Si; s:s. t;ss - *
ns" s s.s .ss sas osas,. s<'
.emISy s,!s! son.sai = steesssa @os!ds..ien =
n Gn 1nr ~ M a. aS msci III IT. H.
YSs XsSs SI sss! st 6
II ln h@se e 9to e r,suy @
T tS1T ~
.;Sss asss! TsSo;t i ;ess es%m,t!ss
sSI!t iailsr rsrs!t: ihst e tas speend. w
infS1snston n 's rc,ce Il te .emta.res q elesey
&
VS. t yenr s1 ,Ssy eme,;i tnto5ns!oa
srsao % osr; q 81 ersa ss,H IT,
reps snE sc 3ans e@s
flas M unusually oycdt!arInH the paat ycnr fl Tho
nnttcstatton 1f love io5 sous ma the triMmphs Of
tbo Grost mHyG @ neem atxsu ama nnnnaan. ~s caonet
sstxs .{o:ss i - asIS Ssxs = $sss |ssae5sas
sI that tnsr Ieai ~ order s Masters service hare
been Ersasiy i1ssa.eA Es I'LL uers'nE on ihe
WITT ;eT4 srcn t,t ot e,e.,,eo, rort IA, b.co
tno in ii. these sesitnsres infins thc p.at ycar Will,
aach eSnnspy e iren " tssehcs. and
Win Mch ta1t!rs ~ most o! thtss lhetitntiohs fnr
n!.a' rs "san t.Snt 20 Mn!ch annsed wo nnd
hicer Ind hshet anil that tssh sesr nss e.s.s ~
tnst M ns ss
no 4n"s. 70 Sc se'ns one q. ths ystersns plhto
thSen tx @ ~ pdsifher a!ssn from
Thct" i vide. Al md pcrnapA growing feeling
that have TO ins o!o9lc.l mi that
Tses @ e?nai :aes
snsS s.Ps' = H.s%eg y ssf ,s;5sf
shdssn. e @sa s.s .Sas Sp's snoa.d ne's no.
sasf % Z ns . r.. *. & g
VI U1NIC1EG. WISH PARENTAL C1Io 2HQ sQfo
, 1877-05-26
GERMAN WORK.
THE REPORT supMlrTEp.

Work Among tho Germans, rsad tho following re-
~. er,,., r., ,,s n.n,,., 4, =,
@ stsss II s;
$::; +;
" fea.;es aheh
ss.s Il r. ~ s. ss$s'ss II
ssni:
A. e
n.r
@ f. !; 4 +;
sass M sopfe. .he,e; m IL 's'' VI "'' ' ''s'a0ns
amoex @e ffae'G sha Germaas OK paf h.s S"Ss seem
ssa S.
hT,erasn Wntx ~ the mi"d, tho
RsSaS,;o, fssshsa ths
period durnE Wien is transtioa Il u 70 snS sn thc
Ths :asss: i:is1fe its q yery sr.xs !mpo.tans.
az M s .S Fh Ts .
sSe Various poitess II IL saSjees icy s!o eons
5ss Ssa; j; r. A. s
snSS ~ !; So%%ttss i is,pes;
sestions Of ts atfoas peopie to oF sdncattonai de-
Il e'ss g s sa T eS .x
iheo!oFy TSc sont:ol'tns pSTsr y Tqstesis mai
:. shs O2dnssy sp
I'd 4 NV Ye;f I'D I'D soaaes:
ss?ss 'xxanFts!Ss as To- .e.
.s%ss:ss =; n
e aa "f s%Sse & y fss:e''sss ~; s;
an sss tsi sai
e fa sSS y sssSss
S!1ssted .shsaats ot fnqqtet to develop the
Is
she n..r s..sa. eS3s osa ssd sf,ef 81
s;s MI @s*s::S!ss ~: .s;s$ $s%:ss sss!S
he & s wsos Gsrs III ne s
1qrs See e ss ason;
S1s'S,sS generously upon tho coincidence o ht
s !: se Sss1
7 es ,ns sIsss insssn.lon ~ eomEsia,!ys iKaS
H. SeSn;!s 4 ~ lss IL toa;
ssess1 e Z IL
~ eet s ns sa before
81 ssss s*sS
SS, e. S1e s s
Monroc and chissEo stty.,1 f'rrshJsst!ss hare not
Ieports ptoaaey one fourth ct theso IEcsbJ.cTtes--
eo.biy o1t.thtrd-hsyc 70 snall German population
tnst t1c rreseJter1cs considered 70 reply mecca.
saTys Htshn aome of theie IrrtoytcrltA hnw.
oae eee rsss asf Ge ~ .1s naef osfee
Hrooksyn galtsmoTe. nut!aio: rhtlsdelph!a
lEnrth FrtebJtetJl Cleveland and St. Lou!f together
FIJI W.Iae. sp.nssid Il. psa sna sta Fi.atiesn
hocs ny III ~ fso
tHse. Th 9t II h snonla ne p1rs9ea
rrncpsi rssses the ro1s;.tna n.1 tnfss @
fsnshr,or;t. e1Hssrt"H o. nlne
t,nn sn.s n1.s ,nn,., NJ pSf1nn,
Hhieh srn ~ sseyman ntR%,rS.s ~. snx rnn ra
H. .ecnna Nv riss, coT.i.fnr r. shT sn1:
ie,bytefiss which hsyc t,ermsu popuo,ou ,nc,ent
e. Thirty Irss6yts5is1 Mih oerm.n pops!atLon and
r,t eass nef1 ~ fttnrs hn1 t.c 1
from tae rfeseyteF1 q Atisnt1 Ea,t Fio5's YHakn,
r. a. 9 en1aP!aH' LooH lAAao ann h1tan"
~ =; nbt r~c ,.n,.., ~ ~.
All hs nn% !9n !Gp2su ~ nc seeo!a
n a ssa nf ~ see
Ss no ssn sa
me tso tsess sTs
hS n ~ =. EieTGG d n
wh'er % saese " ~ pfeffat ae'a 5of wotk ~
" te II NJ! i54y: UsGn nenesee
En!nR.,n u nur a1ufks nlAlfasnIe. Mca htoht. or
xS1nnsX.Isalst s1 anG SnenanEo, mpaatef ,Gawl1tal.
,. Es. ~: s1si ny ntsna H. HaHIas sh 70 !arKeet
q fynf n n
, 1877-05-26
CUMBERLAND.

W.. ,.sr srs.,os
s,..,a, TIN 1,.ra.ss LAST . ssss.os Is. 1.
OF tho Cumberland Presbyterian Church ta,d H.
last session th,. morning.
moved an amendment to tho motion Of tho Rev.
to Tho report recommending tho .bo1ition .; u tsa
sts s os. al ns s. o s r.ps wsss ss
already been pubiished In THE TnInUNs, except
tho first one, reatllfming the former dcllycsaucss
Of tho Church.
Father heehey spoke In favor OF tho motion.
Ac Thought It "as oil Tho Assembly ought to ssy
on rha sa' t,ar sap'1S, NJ. n,,,,n,n ,,.,,,, ~,
t,on md f,xa..a .%s r.na,. - ss 10
1on' e ana ,auorea ,ne 'epos. o. sao
rns TEMrnnAxcs TEsr
10 candidates for church membcrsh!n. II tbcy
eou'a not aR'co 10 spsAlh tsom os1akins' no oad
not want them In the church
Tho Rev. Mr.. Dsidecman could not SEQ what
a .,
f9m ~ tba usn erantaa onnrs ~ tn snp ssooa
Tho Rev; Nj, Morris could no. sse why .hey, ..
port, II was merely showing 10 tSo World thst
They veso opposed 10 !ntcmpcranco. TO vote this
stand on neatpa9 xround md bs t 10y Sss wets op
posed to the tompesance .movemens. IIe hoped
for tho sake Of Christ and tho Church be lovnd
STATED CLERK rHtzzELL
said he had attended cvesy General Assembly, md
sa!sosea:9 sss rs a. IL ss. IL SS,d
they would not destroy this reputation At fh!a lata
period Of tho Assembly. Hc admitted that tho
ha N sa he sa4
faa ~ hs. %aas s, e T. fsso, o e
81 sssafss & Sis;sS s::.iss
that
DY PREACHING CHRIST CnuCTrED,
they did mora towards tho promotion Of tho tom.
pcrAnce TueatE0n than any Temperance orRnnixA.
t!on. 10 was opposed to tho Endorsement BY tho
Assembly 81 any temperance morsmont, ard 70
slaeis sIsi sTsioa Tasssioaa. ~ W " u''s~'s' 'A "''
Attet SONG further dlsen,s!on. In The eeurss Of
n,otlon 20 u 10 lndorao
TNn MURPHY TEArERANos MOVEMENT,
aspsea Ths s%s1a%9dt s, saeosj s; s''t and tho report
Tho Nov, Self thon submittod the following ~ a
separate proposition: - -
Htso!sta, That wa recommend To all our churches.
through ,he tresIytetes e proeurs I'D n,a ths Pafs
IT, 0' 'a' 'a' 10 ''' OF 'A' h''a' S'D'
.rts romn,,,,. ~ Tsr. nea .rt,,,,,.a ..n,,.-
mctary sao,t 0n H.
rros ~ .No fnnn,,f 4 A.ssn,htr ...th .i1
Sae 81 1no Moncfa! Asssmn'y c9mpromtae VIA ~
othcF leiingatn! tFeaeJtetloe IN eatn way ~ no
and Tho various PseabJteftes may dectda.
The COMMITTEES also recommended tho abolition
preshvfnrv r. nsscassd II "a ~. ssrh nrr.irs II
m{nlstsr Ia thnlr Bounds. Tho rern,t Waa sdontad'
rDucArroNAt.
TIM Rtatsd f1,crt snhmjtted IN fo,,ovt,o.
faTr commii"1 souo,nted o eon.tSnt nv S;onrt,.v
Of rccommendinH to youf Seyersi nstutions 81
inR tho adoption OF special cours1 OF study adapted
he1o .nS o. .n1 e1mnx mqmn r. TH9rf thst thsy
horcby III hss H. Ina FASns,Ies ~ vnms
ttjonq cercfuikY con1dor iais eSiscf ana tbro1ah
ynIF Committee report tho 1ame 10 tho matt msstnG
Of the 0cnoEal Assembly.
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nese catehcs III WIthi tho boanasrei Il e.eh rresey
sSn% a.
s%s;esn!: y sss .'Se 4 saf II ssarsSs: RI ",
oas son ss ~ sfsss !nsrs
stSs Il os .eaoa! Ms Fss Sns esa s
M snd s s hsy sr ~ q
rs rrssbyicr.n s!.tsm e .hs Sis!m.n mind = may
~ I'll 1eel ,o0 shame st shsse sompa'stsss ~ .sn,s
CHURCHES.
- 7na comtso eos nsn g so1Se. tas
~ s
esls se! !f ee anaef
s:s esffssssss
as s;sfss e
q knosMnS hoy .ouna; Ind qas rs.hyssry e tas'r
e. pFsshsa hs: Ss nov true ioss!os: ". 'o'"''s
nss
S;s. s ns;
II ;s,S
nj IL e.: s s!; ss
experience or conversion niso Required, except
81 ss; e.
n ,Gq s ss
10 sncbcfssfr ssn s1ane a. 10 sselr md
;sss::: III;
a'tsssis5 10 g.sJ.es Sxoss
'tsss q g:
III q .' Ss' fT
Yes nntler rlreun1Haneea" one for three eh9rehrs.
.:Set i ~; iii i il: bsea doas aaier ?seast
Il sa. r seyea son &C.
~ :sas II. Il ss ss;ss .:s %
ps sp sns a.
"a, VIC as.'ss 'ss' Sf esasa ss e.
'1SS tx qse..on "Ass s.p,.r, md eenatm.t!eo .sa
cssa%i iS sSsss sc
'asks ~ 10 answer, eas Tsss%5sery. ~ iaeiad:
:es ses .s conaiso reecp.oa: ons Fs.os
a osy nc hsvs thu eonasous
sss5ss S "A IL: sS ss
9ss eSs9sse. : ws hsss ae;sns ao .!s5 sh. ~ s's'
ehsshe.
fs s; sInss e ~ q s f.
r.SssA
LIEN n..tn. rSrchs is.i 1c.so
E!xen tuss VI Eas.os hA4 os"usshcs e"4 Naso"'
n.t ~ c P.s.n,+.,., ,rsor that ,h rt.
~ ~ ~ sna ~ thn1r
dM1ses Five of lie Prrttiyteref. with efeiteer
churches, report that a0HoH El1era do or not Iii
do, md arc ''n1t very Elcaf"1 four PEGshyttrfts,
with ten churchcfs Not u u hcs!rsh!o -
ono Prrabytcry, With threc, "Whefr they dn
not they aru being tnattneFd~t ono with
three cnufcllca "Not a. ~ 70 far q We can learn
thru'." ~......,...-...-..-
TIN tnor,rcs n sesnrct n onf tenan naxto,x h,ne
1nc ~ w tan Insm Un.t. H. sa sssd
Potlon % our Pfsaent sh, ESnn naoa ern e9oen!sa @
.n ~ srn Lnr H"rm.M tn.nng;csi " III
.Hsn1i. by. hn,, ~ scnd n"t cissss. IL,
.ton hs, nsns .ti.,s hn IL ~ tHH n.e
nnM nasia,t rreirs rers f9 nfsns hants ia rs.
Flat IN, G.o fecs - ~ snn ~ ~ ,s @d sJ
1 xa n.trn h ee Goi @ @5eaFtsfho r.
n",nts SarS1. ~ r,.riEs tcsn Nna ein,t xtM
put thS Ptrsbrtesies rspor fat III ssst1i
a e. ~ @ e
Fse,s OF IA order to church,
M.MSst y ~ fePos 1t"t 'ae'f Pa'tea arc
kn2wn 70 Dc frahSSEGssiH ,,a u,r,.,,.,, -, a..
~, ao & cnatu ~ eo.npin,n ~ Sna q an0
tss9G Mads ., tc m hs
TAT sotK sn .as
,. nAs ocen oa1haH 'ae yeAs oo'
e'Sen fvVW th b,r.b.. h.v. hoe, s~.a,.us ,,..no
nun t1e nrI pEsm EMfaauhny M i,renR
wisn IL Sistss h.vo sSsteu, 'on' a''e
, 1877-05-26

lNDs okA l. O1&O.tEls Nkx1 ~
fssis Sss. % sse Z. s 5ss
?ssss = =: sss: : Z:
@ sssse Sf e
so I'D sso woaa r.
e i s's + s %sss
oaeseo r. aiGss.
ssis,.i ss!y:y Of ,he osJee,SH. {,
s:s:s :ssS !:
1S sss s 9sss s .sS;s; i.
x H. + =: T.
@
s;:ss: tss1ss
4 GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN NEwsrArxn.
ssss :sssss;
XseflJ ne"aE.Isr , ssgHSos Tsl! he na'lt'S@cd @
,v ssS..s: ~
sss?sss R ;slFs
ssis iSs
sas sn.s .ss:s .'tsasous aa:i.nee e Selssa i
| Tho two Conferences hAvc had eonsuitat.on
prpeTi inat ihe Ess,n Conference lad dse!iaea
to enter intn the nnon rncks certain conditfonaI
md III, ri.n 81 tsish!tbinK e.nsn by
ccss The points of difference seem to hc With Icsrect
sonne! q ~ papsf iulo ~. controxeiy the Con-:
fellow facts Ih.s thc wsatsrn brethren haIs :.
~, parsr thss ,hey have not hssn sbe e Iesllse
lid that iey nsre made oTe.sures 10 .he!r Esstcrn
Eastern brethren earnestly desro German newspaper
and willing 10 support II. that Der ItsbWeviontr
does not meet tho wants OF most Of
Them. md that they have aot ", yct
eess.
Thai r.ee II publication would nses t6e Views q
the vlsws 81 allt !h.t ihe dermsn ifesSyteTiapa II
come for ihe fu maintenance II sEeh paper: that
nf PubItckt!on for furh PURPOSE but mint he fr.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Robt Lee Campbell from vicksburg
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bavou Sara
Alvin, Scoyell from Lower Coast
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Upper Coast
Blue Wing No g. Cgmstook, from Upper Coast
Ella Hughes, Dalteres, from DOnaldsonville
st John, Berger0n. from Baton Rouge
Martha, Bassett, from Lower Coast
Alice. Porter, from Amite River-New Basin
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
BY Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.

sentember $50 bales cotton J g. G Cromwell-14
Chatfe Hamilton d Poweli-s Richardson d May
Never Weis &co--4 Alcus, Scberck d Autey--3
Lehman Abraham &co-l Richard Flower &co-1 I
l. Airey &co-1 Henderson, Payne, Kennedy e.
co.. s Gumbel-2 Walden, Hawkins &co--1 Biek-
ham e. Moore-Total go bales cotton
81 hhds tobacco Beades Wood &co-l5 do order-2
do Gunther g. Stevenson do Jno King &co--
6 casks hams SO bbls do tees lard "a kegs do Jos
West &co-1 firkin butter half bbls do Solar O.
Son-ll bbs apples Meyer-33 boxes cheese smith
Bros &oo-25 bbls highwines Doyle--6 tirkins but
ter Clinton-200 boxes cheese c II Lawrence eco
cases domestics L lumenthal--l00 bbls -four IL
Bohn-10o do Pohlhaus & Dol-100 do IL DeiBondlo
60 bales bay I Buddecke g. Son-6 beer kegs )
Weckerling-a bdls dry hides Wang Cottamm ~
bales mdse 2 bxs do A Chapsky-1 case mdse M Loeb
&co-3 cases clocks A Wolff case hats ID Larous-
sini-l6 do Page e. Moran-3 cases mdse Lehman
eco Il case shoes MEG uiness-1 do G Browns do
H Stern &co-1 bx hats L Adams--1lO bbs lime
Redwitz-l Cal hoop poles L Gardner-2 cars mules
Spaulding--30 bbs apples ID Cefalu &co--1 car
slaves n Z Toomer-2 cars lumber E ID Cobb do
w w Walker-1 car coal s Smith, cars lumber P
Hite g. Carn-60 boxes tobacco Flash Lewis GEO.
$50 pkgs tobacco W VanBenthuy sen-35 boxes tobac
co Wackerbarth & Joseph-l0 do Russell & Hall-10
do Mayer Son - pkgs tobacco R-39
herty-l5 bbls apples F Melrle-l5 do bbls ear
NJ Fris o-264 bbls potatoes G w Dawson &co-2
cars wood NJ n Arnold cars timber w Harmon-4
cars brick M s Newsoms-24 sheets iron John.
son-2oO bdls do W II Reynolds car mules Levy
Bros-20 bales betting Boyle-1 case mdse Lucket
Il do E Bell cask earthenware Offner-i case
shoes Mrs r A Bowles-20 pkgs furniture L Bauer
IS do Jno Mug-20 bdls hoes Stauffer Macready eco
Il cask earthenware Skardon e. WILSON, tierce
glassware Stratton e. Meyer--l00 bbls grits 7
White-l00 sacks middhng Baumgarden & LAM les
box mdse w Fostar-6 bales hops Ell Bassemir-
20 pals tobacco Mayer Blos-20 do Gonzales &
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with the Memphis and Friar's Point trade and
the Mem phis and Vicksburg packets. she is TO
bring out the cotton and take their return trip
freight. The Roberts is now under charter to
the Southern railroad. but will be released on
the 18th whom she will start South Immediately.
Capt, Coffin Will take her down and start her
in her new trade, when he will return and devote
his attention to his commission business,
which lie Is carrying on at No. IA Front street.
ia this city.
ST. Louis Times, Sept. l.: A dispatch from
Quincy announces rise of three feet IN the
river there up to last evening, and as heayy
rains have re emily fallen throughout me
Northwest the prospects are good Tor an III
creased depth Of water in all the upper streams.
Our dispatches elsewhere Will give the lftlest
intelligence Here the river marks nine ana l u
half feet by the gauge and the late arrivals from
below report five and n half feet out to Caro.
Business is only fair. Rates to New orleans
are 80 cents per barrel for flour and 20 GENTS pef
100 lbs. L.
Capt B. r. Pegram arrived from Salt Lage 10
day and announces the James Howard 10 lea'e
for New Orleans next Tuesday. -
John Mclean and Thompson T. WaIe hIe
engineering the Kate Kinney towards ~; LOUIS
T'he Carondelet will leave this port on septem-
Der Is for Memphis and New Orleans. ,,.,
There will be thirteen steamers In inc Clneln-
natl and New Orleans trade the coming season.
Veksburg Herald: A river man mere ,p has re-
ceved an offer Of the agency OF the thompson
Dean and the Kate Kinney. me Dean VIII
leave here on Fridays and the Kinney on Tues
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BREM EN-.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS, VIA HAVRE, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.

AMPTON AND HAVANA.
NTEsr. The steamships of the North Ger
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
next fall, as follows:
From Bremen From New Orleans.
HANOVER, Sept. IL about Oct. IA.
FRANKFURT Oct 10 about Nov. IL.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana and ON their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. SOUTHAMPTON or Hayre to Ha-
vana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50 gold; Steer
From New Orleans to Southampton. Havre or
Bremen-Cabin $3.50 gold; Steerage. s45 tgold).
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. ss5
gold; Storage, SIS gold.
Children under ten years, half price; chill
dren under one year, free.
The company reserves the right to change the
route of the steamers. their advertised days OF
departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen. SOUTHAMPTON
or Havre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
Ed r. STOCkMEYER Il CO. Agents,
au31 ly 40 Union street.
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Il L.. Ia M I'D UElhE

D''o" 'i's" NELSON GOROM
Sergeant Signal Service, y. s. A.
Arrivals.
Mary Ida Blue Wing No 3, Alvin, II. ., Lee.
"a John. Gov. Allen. Henry Tete, Ella Hughes.
Martha. x
Alvin, Era. Blue Wing No. 8, st. John. Gov,
Allen.
Blue Wing No. 8, upper coast Alyin and Era,
lower coast; Bonnie Lee and g. III. Durfee, Red
river; St John, Baton Rouge; Gov.aAllen. Bayou
Sara: Bertha Opelousas: Bastrop. Ouhehlta
Frank Pargoud, Arkopolis: Com monwealth, st.
Louis =,
Yesterday was an ugly day 80 far as the
weather was concerned
Business fair. .. -
far ns Port Eads. She returned Sunday night.
and left Yesterday as usual.
The Robert t. Lee leaving to-day for Vieks-
burg has sure connections with the Aneh9r
Line for Memphis. Cairo and st. Louis.
Through bills of lading and passenger tickets
me Memphis Avalanche Of the 1st. places tho
total receipts Of cotton at Memphis for the year,
nt gsa Ago bales, or this amount 101.3og bales
were received by river as follows
Mississippi river. s622l2
White river io,2tp
st. Francis river --......4.-.t.-.. '-..s... hSo
Arkansas river. l4'izz
For the same time the shipments by river
North were 81 ,957, by rivor South "a .4as bales
The balance, 800 56b bales went by rail.
The Vicksburg Herald OF the ISL makes the
following showing:
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