The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1867, Page 4

4 THE RUSSIAN AMERICAN COUNTRY. Its Physical and Topographi- eal Condition. LAND AND WATER PRODUCTIONS. &e. ko. ao. Communication from Protessor Baird, of the Smithsonian Lustitute, ‘Wasmorom, April 8, 1867. The following is the substance of the intormation de- rived from Professor Baird, of the Smithsonian Institute, with regard to Russian America:— MEANS OF INFORMATION, The Professor has bad two explorers in that fleld be- tween one and two years, who returned last autumn bringing a complete collection of specimens of natu history from the entire resioa extending from "the British possessions to the shores of the Polar sea, THE CLIMATE AND TEMPERATURE of the coast from Prince of Wales Isiand to the entrance of Bebring Straits, during the winter months ts about the same as at the city of ape yen There ts little snow and much rain, During summer months heavy fogs prevail, TIMER. The whole country, woil up to the northern coast, is heavily timbered—cbiefly hard pine foresta, the small trees extending down to tbe very shores. Some ol the Isiands also are heavily timbered with pine forests and dense undergrowth; others of them are itute of tim- ber, but covered wilh grass of }uxurians growth. THR SOIL, On the west coast the soil produces excellent barley and roots, such as rad.shes and turaips, and esculents, such as lettuce, cabbage, &c, ANDIALS, Furred animals, such a3 sea otter, river. otter, sable, furred seal, mink, black, sliver and red foxes are found winders; red deer on the south and reindeer on isu, ng, salmon, halibut and codfish abound in ex- haustiess numbers, In Bebring Straits and to the uorthward great Whales are very numerous. NINERA'S, Surfaco washings of gold have been discovered on the head waters of streams on the east side of the coast range of mountains. The geographical developments aro the same on the western slopes, Native coppir has been diccovered in as poet ‘on the coast aud in the vicinity of Copper ron ore of excellent quality, and believed tu now being amelted and in repairing ships, &c. river. exist in exbaustiess quan worked by Russian artisa: Coal is found in_ large quantities and 1a used by the Russtans for naval purposes. In quality itis similar to Now Bruusw'ck coal, but nut oqual to Cumberland coat. Recent discoveries have b mate of wats believed to be a better quality of coal, though it hus not yet been tested. ‘THE INHAMITANTS, The popnlation cousists of live or six thousand Rassians and fifty or sixty thousand Indians and Esquimaux, The E-quimanx inhabit the coa ton tue northern sea, and are industrious, peaceabio aod teachable They live by hunting and fishing, ‘The Indians tnhablt the: interior. They are peaceabio and live by tunting, tshing and trapping. Letter from the United ‘States Consul at Amoor itiver. New: Youe, April 4, 1867. To the Hon. Wx. H. Sawann, Secretary of Stato wf the United States:— ‘The many erroneous statements in the press of the day in regard to the country of Re-sian’ Amorica has in- Auced me to lay before you a number of facts not gens erally known to the public, and whic f trust may be valuable to the’ Departruent of State, In my investiga- tions to determine the route of the Russian Amoérican venture. communication from § mines of as those wonderfully pientiful. and form a sive commerce both to the Russian That the Hudson Bay Company can their merchandise and supplies Bay, or by way of St. Paul, and return their furs over the same route, is a startling evidence of the value of the trade, because transportation over this long route cannot cost less than $1 per pound. With the Knitch- pek open to steam navigation ten cenis a pound from te, east along resort of myriads of ize and investment rieultwral point of viow. minutes, pure ice. ~ans ona tation by way of the Mac supply to much below the and the Navigation by way of the Knitehpek woold increase | quitat Staten for a time, 1 foe) it my duty, before T ther south, Cod, the icine delicacy, summer, it extent, ‘soon overland ‘That {8 about forty ‘The furs of this country are jaluable and exten- ah ngport from Hadson day will rival Newfoundland and the coast of the Atlan- of The shoals and banks of Russian America codfish unsurpassed Once give us a these fishing towns will soon spring into existence, giving for our Pacific coast a nursery for first class sea men, Which, inthe growing commerce of the Pacific, will be just what we want thero in the future io order to give us the supremacy of that ocean. Tho fisheries alone are worth more io us than the whole cost of th: country, and will repay usin the future amply for #! ‘The imteneo population of Asia and the islands of the Pacific will be good customers for our surplug fish, and will readily take all we Leo f have to spare, Timber for building purposes is abun: convenient, saw mills will soon make the lumber tradea souree of great profit, not only for domostic use, bat for export to Asia and the more southern islands, Boat and ship building can be carried on profitably where | crease the good timber 18 s0 abundant and easily procured, The scquisition is also valuable on account of goveral depostts of coal along the coast and Islands, At Codiac the Russian American Company have worked a coal vein for some years past, and have used 1¢ fp their forges and workshops, as well as In their steamers em) carrying on their commurce with Callfornia ani Nor is this country to be counted as nothing in au Wheat, barley and oats cam produced az far north as sixty degrees; gardens flours! along the coast in the Russian settlements, producing all the vegetables requisite for domestic use. It must always be remembered that the Pacific coast is much warmer than the Atlantic coast of equal degrees. The isotherraa! line of Sitka (New Archangel) Is equal to Newfoundtand or St. Petersburg. dexrees to forty-five, degrees of Fabrenheit; and the inean of tue thermometer is ascertained to be forty five degrees four minutes; winter, thirty-four degrees seven tifiy-six degrees two minutes. Taking it thon as a whole, the country of Ruszian America cannot be considered, as some would haye it, a dreary Waste of glaciers, icebergs, white bears and — only fit for the Esquimaux and drinkers of train oil, One more article of commerce must not be lost sight of; that {s, io@ On the islands there are many fresh water lakes which afford an inexhaustible supply of ver ‘The trade'fn ice so far has beon conducts either by tho ore their perinit, consequently developed to any of Americans pment on the Pacific lodgmont ot and ployed in tk the trade and value of thie country one bundred fola in afew years; infact the Knitchpek with steam a) it ‘would, reveal a new world to enterprise and na. By this stream the whole of a hitherto un- xnown country j@ brought within the reach of steam Francisco, and when the Stare and ines shall flauntat Fort Yukon we may look for old and silver beng discovered quite as rch for i merican Company or under | m, the ice trade has not been This eet the big Brow to wond proportions, for the reason that these lakes in Russian America supply the only ice suitable for shi; I did not Japti Schade, you know ¢ NEW. YORK .DERALD, fUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1867—TRIPLE SHEET. = and wonderfully honest, theft being rarely known among bem. They arg & Visorous, enterpriang ‘ery fond of foreign trade and merchandise, diftion!iy and cost of po Kenzie river route Limits demand. ees ee t NOERSONMILLE PRISON. districts to those without it, increased the dificulties im from tts ashes, enjoyment of such CAPT. WIRD AND” THE “A 68 OF, en Pig yi pe ey ae aoe td VIRGINTA. tus Coniederat> authorities, awace of their inability to | With the assurances of my high omen I ara. tealy | ~ Attempt to Whiiewash the Memory ef Wirz | #u>tsio their prisoners, informed the Northern agents of LORGE PI ¥. oO fm Pp ey ce the great mortally, aod urseutly requested that the oe arg Mectiog 4 2 i si ‘exchanged, even without regard to ~' Toman Axeaics Provis: Intending to, leave the | hs’ nurplue which the Confederates had cn the MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Coa ree ee id ‘EI, wow hens before tis | Sz°Ume?» Tulle frum. former exchangen, that - toi People since the Connecticut Election—Thes rae ngh yd mndfpchmepa a = ee t, Captain Wi fs, map for man. But our su pepe 8 BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Oppose the Milkars Bill and Sec tho was ‘oxncaiad at. Washi oe the 10th day of | a etakadopehetslone dor coslian 2." Finally, when ome Johneon for Not Dispersing Congress—The November, 1865, Protesting 6 tne iast moment It hoped yf exchange gona, Colonel Ould, the Con- The Portrait of (severner Fenton. &c. Grain Crops, &e. — s. s innocence of those monstrous orimes with. which phones ye engage | pe eariy in August, 1864, to The Board met at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, Maxiow, Smyth county, Va, April 6, 1967, neumoharged, he seceivedinas empeaiac kamen deliver up te federal sick and wounded, without reqnir- | the Presidens, Jossph Shannon, in the chair. Tn order that the readers of the Hamat may fully ras pip from 9 (ees Sone, Lmantt 0P 00 ingen equivalent ie retura, and omar pert yy ord The Board had a coneurrence with Councilmen on s | UAdersand this matter I will give the origin of the tid thas the ‘more reaally ag T'was then The would make up chat rutaber witipweli men. Although | feselution authorizing Governor Fenton’ to soloct an | Mair, by quoting in full the call published by ine can owe oe Se ees Boece ea ee ce a NO eS SO ee GS Sore, See wo ‘ wea not em val Hall, — wipe an san ea ee eee po Beno nd oat, 6 he urged and Co eg tO nee | A communication was received from Mayor Hoffman | T° 7#= Umow or Sherrer Counry:— own words) that haste should be made. ng ‘The unwise aod vacillating course pursued, by our nt. pear} agg’ Wie Boy do act seem very period ‘most of toe deaths *: pan pein get Aba looking to the payment re peiative heny ‘ag rate fe outing our Pordgnyed 7 ponmitortng occurred. Congressman ie, whe sous ‘ind persons was 80 defective in iis charac: Us ander mil mortal, I will, before pon Pa) ‘upon a Southern prieons, will-do well I'he. Inquires who thoaa | orctg na Portoum, pas go, Gafeouve in lis character that is ‘® condition to be Ny every good tonnes perform my duty to those Certain high and inffuential enerme of Jefferson — either then already aware of the character of the of those witnesses, or not thinking their tes:!- mm ct sufficient to hang Jeff Davis, expected to find the want! in the terrible mortality of material Union prisoners at Andersonville. Orders were issuc¢ accordingly to arrest a subaltern officer, Captain Wirz, @ Poor, friendless and wounded prisoner of war (he being included In the surrender of General Johnston), and, be- sides, a foreigner by birth On the %h ef May he io the Old was Capital Prison at base , and from end sone fe Paes, part of the Northero press was ly eng m forming the unfortuoate man in the eyes of the Northera people such a monster that it became almost impis- sible for bim'to obtain counsel. Even his countryman, the Swias Consul Geveral, meniiates refused to accept money to defray tho expenses doomed before he was beard, and even the pormission to be heard according to law was denied him. To in- excitement and give delat to the procecding, and to inflame still mors the public mind, the trial took place under the very dome of the capitol of the nation. A military commission, presided over by one of the wost arbitrary and despotic generals in country was formed, and the paroled prisonor of war, his wounds had to ‘recline during still open, and so feebiethat he the trial on a sofa, carried before the same. How that, trial was conducted the whole world knows. . The eno- mies of generosity and humanity believed at then w be @ sure thing to got at Jeff Davis. Therefore, the first charge was that of conspiracy be- tween Wirz, Jefferson Davia, Seddon, Howeil Cobb, K. B. Winder and a number of others to kill the Usion prisoners, The trial lasted for three months, but unfor- tunately for the bloodthirsty inegenion not a particle of evidence was produced show'ng the existence of such a conspiracy; yot Captain Wirm was found guilty of that charge! Having ‘thus failed another effort was made. On tho night before the exeoution of tho prisoner a wlo- gram was sent to the Northern press from this city atat- ing that Wirz bad mado important disclosures to Generul L. ©. Baker, the woll known detective, implicating Joff vavis, and that the confession’ would probabiy be given to the public, .On the same evening some parties came to the confessor of Wirz, Rev. Fathor Boyle, and also to me, one of them ‘informing me that o high Cabinet officer wished : to aseure Wirz, that if he would implicate Jefferson Davia, with the atrocities mitted at Andersonvilie his sentence would baste. ated. He, the messenger or whoover [irgeanco of Hera ce ha ep ‘ather Boyle next _pAarictl, lied, “Mr. pened. the c ra Sapna Jefferson Davis. He had no at not know anythings as to what was done wo prisonera in the North are probably inci: Prisoners of Lee's, Johnston's Smith's armies, ever entered a Northern ) justly to was “the land of the froe and the home in thi of tho brave. But when one halt of the country is shrouded in a das- @ parallel in Russian Po- land, and when our gen rals and soldrers quietly per- arms shail be potism which now only find mit that their former advorsaries treated worse than the Helois..of ja resuurces have of both not scldom seen the backs of our generals, not to speak of such as Butler aud consoris, then we may well question whether the ‘‘siar 5] ‘the trial. Hewas | banner still waves over the land of the {ree or the home joble aad brave soldier never per- mits his aatagonist to be calumniated and trampled Besides, notwith- standing the decision of the highest legal tribunal in the land, that military commissions are unconsiita- protestations of President Johnson, and the sad rosults of military commissions, yet such military commissions are again established by recent legi-lation of Congress all over the sullering aud of the brave.” A n upon after au honorable surrender. tional, the earnest and able starviag South. cannot escape history. lation and self-glori of liberty trom their just punishment. in the yard of the former jail im this city. then I shat! leave the country to return in the After that day letters will reach me im care of ‘American ‘Legation, or Mr. Benedetto Boly> Leipzig street, gpa yen Attorney at Law. Wasarnetos, April 4, 2 que «HESIDENT DEFENDED AT HONE. Speech About President Johnson in Tennessee by One of His Private Secretari: Hon. Edmund Cooper, iate private socretary dent Johnson, and member of the last Congress fro: Tennessee, proposes himself as a candidate for re-elec+ “gkeletons” were which the Hon. secretary of War did juded the paroled who Prison, If that be so the mortality of Sonthera prisoners in the North will be even federal @ South | Umes that ours ‘old, brave soldiers: though they may be, who, whem tho forces and sections were. more t History is Just, and, as Me. Lincoln used to say, we Puritanical -hypocrisy, soif-adu- ation will not save those enemies Not even a Christian burial of the remains of Captain Wirz has been aliowed by Secretary Stanton, They still lie, side by side with another and ackuowledged victim of inilitsry commissions, the un‘ormmate Mrs. Surratt, If anybody should desire.to .repiy to this, I politely beg that it may be done before the Ist of May nex:, a8 ny 180, 88 Presi- Whereas the Congress of the Untied Stites having provided A communication was received from the Board of | a means by which such aulnority can be myself, not want to exchange for healthy men. If he does he h removed and the Saronic act PAY CROrMOUNY. is gopenden. | 94 Wii new givoa brief statement of the canes which | wi hereafter be Perhaps less iti against she people | Groton'aqueduct Bostd, setting forth thet the comaitick alone ereforey ie wadchgued, daneanal te te f ears the So ror jon not onl ‘abeoh sciet nts suet ct | Aki, ou deere tagcat | ie Mrmr tana | Hulda ion mun | cca a eae ° 2, i ing rom well chat she shouid lit up her hands and cry “‘anath-a od except by the eof an’ ordinance by the | Sie 'nion citizens of or Washington in climate or soil; but it bas, | “Bureau of Military Justice, it appearsd that Jefferson | ma’ over the -outh? Mr stanton reports io Congress | Prov fi Agra @ | Sm: the county, a: the Court \ouse, on the 19h instant, for ae many sources of wealth. Davis was implicated {n the assassination of Abraham | Juiy 19. 1966, that of Southern i there died in Eommon Cota making. - allen wi EF Be Leet in conoert and with voarey aah preckeitternns the pulluced {he ‘southern part gold is known to exist. On Cop- | Lincola, and for that reason the President offered | tne Norin 26,438, and of Northora pr-oners in the South | PABy ‘® keep those strats In repair, questivns referred by Congress .o the people, Though, as a matier Of poliey “ihe Russan-Americal | Myo fred 0° gf }00s000 8, the capture of the | 22.676. What a fearful record! Over 26,000 of pricon- | Attor transacting some mere routine business the | Ths call was signed by some tweaty-tve of the promt- Company bave not encouraged m'ning, because thoy | federacy. testimony has since, been | found the tatal otentiee OF ee eT Te. eet ta 000, | Bosrd adjourned for one week. noni Union men of this county and generally circulated, féared that mining, even if successful, would soon | to be entirely false &@ mere fabrication, and / and inthe South at 126,940, puppose this to be cor- The dayfor the mesting arrived, and with it quite am break up their monopoly of the fur trade and open the | the suborner Conover is now under sentence in the jail ‘though this statement comes certainly from BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. isdiidiein ae Sho SeamT, to the searching pce of foreigners and the de | of this city, the two perjurers, whom he auborned, tity: | Ro lmvarial source, there died of prisonent 10 citoee attendance of citizens, who duly attempted to orgunize moralizing influence of cheaper goods and more lucra- | ing turned State evidence agatust him, while the indi- | the South, without modicines and provisions, | Tho Board held'a special meeting yesterday afternoon, | the meoting; but at this. time, and by a preconcened See anes iil tous un Fidual by whom Conover was suborned has not yet Dee | the frth part, and in the North, with modicines und pro- | the President, Mr. Brinkman, presiding. Arrangement, a large body of armed men appeared, a'populaiion and commerce there which af no distant | ronght to, Justios, Visions, the eighth part, But im the number of Southern | They concurred with the Aldermen ta adopting p reso- drove the Uniou citizeus from the Court House, and organized a mecting of their own, in which they paset of the sidewalks surrounding tae City Hail Park, under | rosolutions ‘denouncing Congress as an unconstitutional the direction of the Street Commissiouer. body, usurping iis functions in depriving the people ef ‘The resolution directing the Clerk of the Common | the South of their liverties and forcing upoa them agen Council to prepare the annual corporation manual was | suffinge, and’ that it is the sense of this meeting that called up. It provided ta ae tas Pe cad. bo President Johnson should use the whole military power prepared at an expense of ive-chsetenardestlomet ep = tollows:—3.500 copies to be granted to cach of the prevent the usurpation, aad pre- mt 2.600 toct ui" people «€ the South im thele ngais aad libertion lution directing the erection of a public urival on one to the vero: wod for the Gierk of the ns the Commén Counci, On motion the: -resoiution was | 4 citizens of tue Cuitea amended by striking out the 500 copies for the Afayor | ,, These resolutions were presented to the publisher of and distributing them equaily betwoen the r spective | the paper here, who being a Univw tnan, declined pub- Boards. It was then taid over for fucare action, listiug tem. He was tien informed tbat it would ry ned till Monday next, not be safe for him to publish aul a abt ak satin are! of the meeting than’ the ‘one. presonton “Ni teeet BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Seren ne culty oceurred between ‘the partion the rebels veing greatly in. the jorivy, Union men oniy protesting against ue outrage, and then leaving the ground Sieps were immediately takem to intorin General Sctodeld uf the feet, and tits mor Lieutenant Hess, of the Twenty-nnih’ im(autry, arnved The Board of Aldermen met yesterday aftetuoon, Tho Fire Department Commitiee reported favorably in the matter of building a bell tower in the Sixteenth ward 7 . | fo Mavestigalc tue matier, Everytuing is now quien; b. and appropriatiug the sum of $700 for that baka from tue tear of troops being sent quie., bus and requesting that the amount of $50,000 be lucinded. | call tor w'mecting Weld bo freee de tha este ducat be treated ia the same mauner, ‘nd nono will be made wittoat inilitary-are s ub here, ab 9 - tue Unow mon haye be ny case buildings The report was adopted. AldermayO’Brien, | thing isrepeuiod they may @h neh et a age ihe from the Committee on Lamps and Gas, reported in | culty. ‘Tue list of names appended to tlie call embrace faver of purchasing .rom Mortis <apei, 620 glibe lamps | SMe of the hest citizensot tie county, ata cost of $5.85. The -atier, after sone debate, was is county, lying us it does im the mountain district . and near the border of East cs laidon the table, 4 «eaolution was adoptet fer the pay- | good Union men aud but very fow hestocn ne ee by the Mayor in his next budget of expenses, Or public I p eqroes Yet, wh iment of $1,557 “T Fepairs to the Forty-foirti, precinct | the presence aud protecang iadluence of ¥ Biation hou™- The rules being on motion susponded | it is presumed by Steen. Gat Mntcmaa ae a ue a afpose of proceeding to an election br justice » tor ere gho. vagancy created by the death of the. Inte tad Michael Walsh, a vote was taked, viva v¢ wit! the fol. lowing result;—Michael J. Dunn, 1l;ind Aenry C. Placo, 8. The democrats voting for te former and respeciable party Could be formed. wuo would beng order aad's safety inthe community. VO Just iu ded ine one of the resolutions pre- sented by the wectiog, aud give it in full, : Resolved, That no man or wornan of the republicans for the latter, being a strict part je man of Sinsthe county. with vole,” Unanimous ° consent. "was “ren te RY || aa cena Hentimout mut vot crushed out ot hiw of bee Bourd and the Chairman declared Michael J, | of civil goverament, deprivation of tus Meo ‘Tight of tae Dunn duly elected Justice of the Yrst District | State tons the qualidcations of sudrage, and the ciate Court. On this announcement a S crowd of | Chisement of all wio stood oy tuein in aterribie strugs invereated Polliotabe. wha tae wailohr for ihe | Sis measure acteplabie to, Uhiny und. further (erty result, withdrew trom the chamber, Alvermats,.,. | Sro.got abeachin dite nein shots seid by glady offered an amendment to the report of the vag | tat ee ee e by the lund the party mittee on Government Property and Clams, agrooiai the original memorandum of agreement be 4 inte between = melon do oe pce pec as Week. ited States of the si - h ington avenue: tothe city, for tbe Wal eakumDroNe. uusvlecons fea of itary aw i tls dtr, unde ments, provided the ead agreemei fe x, Will, without Peetrieitan’ and ‘Sontuoke ns dé ‘he ‘construction of | revels {oBYent ang’ recurrence of he Outrage, as the From some cause Or othet @ vote was not tls resolutis although it was tir tn bod ‘Tapped upon the floor, where it-was found subsequentiy. : : ume allotted forthe | tiou, aiihovj@t Weeps may be sent even, on ibis telegraph Isought the highest sources. of knowledge in | 20% of ‘equator mention fm ‘order, | conneotion_#éw anything of him I would not become a. | 10% and in @ speech at Shelbyvillc, Toun., on tho Ist and the limity¢f2 question oe yeep on thi ca rogatd to the phytical and topographical condition ot ene | ith sPeukipg, ofthe, Deberies, that all the way | vile iatca Sim or atybadt las a¥sn ss cane {ust he propounded the reconstruction doctrine of tho | completion of th» Work. original resolution attached vasa dante oe) RisiOptuten’ has "beak: icon eo northwestern lash of our Goutiuoat As ary a8 2888, | faire "abunamnen,” Goiiac” and” Bristol hay arg | {7 Be lkewis deni thet Be Mad made any wuta | Prosdent It varios bt Mike trom the polly of the | tMGatent.nty lata 28 was adopted A renietion | “thw auiary to \BON8 wl be soa when I rst visited 8 Petersbueg, L embraced every | We hayes Grams pnd ey eee case! | tompt to subora ‘Wies agethet Jot Davin. ‘That bearer eee son ech ree not Ras adopted fa commites of five. to for the, | Bonkesoucut ‘election, slept tse situation; Gttiaes ae opportunity to become acquatitod with Russian oMoers | woaies in Russian-American waters Waltagkberries | sone bows hata man. be was. How many of his de- | But as a ma Public ‘Interest we subjoin' some of | OC8 f the Fourth of July. Alderman Carman | against it, coupled with bgoveruor sbatkey’s: provese and parties high in authority who wore competent to | plentiful-at and about Bebring’s Strait fishing sottle- n= ee aie done the home ‘With his wounded | tho allusions tothe Presideut, which tho speaker lipwilene aca at seo Parties who would | enjoined in its execution, iheyoDt t0 have the President. enlichion me on se mjc and tndid all she mapa | £0, 8s ASR, Wik Atotrf thee wares | Mum arth sala "ine wor eons wee set ne | senmed call upon to make 10 the people of hivows { sfnantet mu acenln pleat gat burner, tobe | and elihoags (ts iy aa agin gained ap and books that ‘could be. found telatiog “t01C | Sl become uo pall sourae > heate 1 OOF COUPEE | dled innogent-rand ao ho id. The 10th day of Novem | Siate. Said Mr. Cooper:— Z, | tothe sity, if adopied, from $150,000 to $175,000 per | Gaiforas, saye “Wait and reuiac’? “fieel in contedsvens Rear Admiral Fralghelm, now Governor of the Amoor fishermen. “<6 climate and temperature. | 3%, meds at qolbies Sect Otten | gate tee ae ee ee ee ae, | Si light without consenting mbna teens cre earn | ORES ya ee. country, and who held the office of Governor of Rus | sine Ronnteag ae tt, Wee great eastern bend of the | © 7, weaken the effect of his declaration of ienocence, Tnitied any offical act which sustains the charze 4% Ne fRumber of foot of gas now consumed. He iheretore F chon tataie sae slan America for five years, has also given me much a Rn eas a noble manner in which Wirz dled. a telegram | bas shown eny defection towards, ot fe pet A oe Me thad Board granting certain Ocourred.)\ sw 3” rolentie informmavivun 4 Ve also bad frequent con, | from i a saan dneah ten et May, tad on tho god Pet Rinting shat on Oe, Eeiteiples apon ehieh he was. “the | Brinnces, 12 BS: pod band I hear the . Feasider forences with the Goveruor and direstors of the Aus. : oft anions embarked in native | (hag vunaced emtoe se that any Seay ee ee, Say a Dehae denenoraied io any ma en 03.8 | mectine of the Board be rocoualdlorgh et inate oat ‘owe hard Pade aed sian American Company, from whom. much oas been hs, Se I Oe he oem had been prevented by that deus ex mac’ statesman sed faut” before ‘ ae oe Ject be referred back to committes, It was 0 | hulding outa talse hope he has tedthors inte tik mee, learned. Tho boundaries and genera) outline have been acorn oe Ponce Mamas nec General L, C, Baker, from poisoning her husband! Thus, | assumed the and he has veferred. The Board shoruly after adjourned. when they moat my iy anil fully given thet mothing need ve oma | opntert nor ea rnd So on the patie day wien the unfortuuate family lost thett | Prosidenay._ We dann, ta 5 word 1 Fg ta ———————_—__— ‘ find bat few frequent Russian-Am: pany. Proves ® great | husband and x. ‘and atrocious attempt | ted aay personal or et bef to ‘the fa jure of that is or ever bas been | THE Mi fore the people for polit ¥ further as to the location of Russian America, fe to it tomperat Sr'bag: | Tas made fo blacken ‘also, On the next | cral and unjust charge chat 10 ‘ bees DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, | “‘tne grain crops ene princ, Commencing at 54 degrees 40. minutes a0rth Iati- plier phen on rma ig eam saeco day I branded the whole as an Uié; and since | unprincipied in any of hiv private of political deal- ida dinetttominntces well, and as the ground is.very, tude on the Pacife, the main land is ~arkod by » auc- | WTR, %0 ther coop un on werp-teuly, your moat humble b=! Ea An ENS HR TL om ee, crashes oostudegerh the:tollowing allusionsto | The Now York Conferenco—Fitth Day’x Crop wilt be full. The aegross ceccion of islnds tothe Penia-ww Of ‘Aliaska, to that | parva, F. MoD. COLLINS 0.8. CA. Amoor river. “Af those who were charged with ber/s¢ obnaptred ae relat :% eS ee on . they do i uw nover oxprossed | sreonomar open boats or small river senmets can navigate with Wirz have since been released, except Jef- , sssembled at the usual hour yester. tim regard. ment between the iland tnd tho aia Itod. Many of these LIFE SAVING INVENTIONS, Faron ‘Pari the prvower of neAmerionn «Cato { , The/Prodens of oe Unied, States a charged with | guy morainpar the Bedford sret Methods Ejesepet | occaioned 1s twat ay ile asike Laeat taanda ar covered with splendid Unb, and the watery _ Wane a ha aie ed dan ney Gamal! ~e tod pe mymoit of this opportunity one, more, to | church, Bisi0f, Janesin thechalr, The minutes being abound in fish, The coast of the maln and is densely | Commission of Examination—Firet Meeting Cirtaialy woke of:them: have hung. As | vindicate his characver, Tesiate | Usposed #, @ debate ensued as to the place in whion it timbered, which fact. waa qe of the causes which in- Inventions Submit | (eee of that important Tact, consider ey pein et | {Si eonaatnatlonal shen taben sediemay meg Pre, | would by most desirabte-to: Weld tho text Conferente TEXAS. duced the locatied Of the Xussian A.werican telegraph to} ted, dc. that c So much, then, for charge No. 1. tecung the rights of the people. . My friends, tnink of Sing Sug and H-riem were both proposed, and the be made injadd and eastof the mountains, Thie Commission ppotnted by polite: of the nat toch No. 2 —tomit murder ia Fiiation of the } him in bis oar ior years, when a a faora “pad ard | latter by = unanimous consent selected, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WERALO, The ot river of any importance that enters tho sea | Treasury to examino life saving inventions, met yester- stome Of war—| hesitate leclare maere: : annie: him. Rev. A/H. Freavsow asked for « as om A “4 in Batsian Amenta is the Stecken or St Francis, in | day for the first time, at No, 23 Pine street, This Com- eee ads ont ae lyn ete Baer Ccrovinge ty intense a ey het “4 masculine | latioa fo) Rev. Dr. Wardle, on the score of cag papambaregem ay ne &o ” pvout 56 degrees of north latitude. This river has been | mission consists of nine members, whose names and nor he 1s of that din which, | nogith. Request granted: a ‘ollowed by our exploring parties to the cascades, where | occupations are as follows:—Joseph Crags, local inepec- phe gong renege cig eer catee tags 2 a ta a a pot P, Henmaxce, chairman of a committee ap- | Om the @h igstant a vompany of soldiers left Fort it breaks though the coast range of mountains dividing | tor of steamboats, district of Baltimore, Md; Asople L. | yin's" prisoner have sworn falsely, abundant proofs | and w! may be his future he has never year to draw up a special plan for the pnr- | “lark, under the command of Captain Wiloox, Afeg British Coumbia from Russian America, This river is | Bemis, supervising inspector, Ninth district, Buffalo, N. | of 11 ion in eateeses: ‘The | It was those rare and romantic incidents which ishing-extra provisions to the mperannuated being on the march four days, and arriving in the viainisy found navigable for boats iifiy mins, After passing the | Y.; Allred Guthrie, supervising Inspector, Eighth dis- eo Lo genet anna = peepee od raed on Teported the arrangement arrived at, After | Of Fort. Lancaster, they discovered a fresh Indian trail, cascadgrit again becomes.,vavigable for some distance | tr ct. Chicago, Tit.4 J. N. Be ond aed me a knowledge of the murders with which he | social and political istder un teport waa returned to the commit. | and- following it.up for neatly two hondred miles hey towapis the Rocky Mouniains Gamo and au are | Six diomich Loner. diet, New Orleans Ta. Cap. | Wascbarged. mast all caves no names ofthe allog oes over until noxt year, ‘Surprised a party of Indians, about two hundred strom. sbapdant, timber good, and gold mining has already | tain Willem Bradfurd, suporyising inspector, ocond aa canpepenieed alien The torrible scene | slamders of envy, ¥ Gases camo up for consideration, and q | A charge was ordered, when the Indians fled im great rhe nemorons yon sk ro my ed deep at New Tocky taleuel Charies Le ot cphensou? | 12 court, when he was confronted with one of the wit. relieve the tre’ “X92 UP from the members present to | disorder, The soldiers pursyed them nearly miles, avted (riudiy, aud euxious to trade fara, ke for mer. | supervisiog inepector, Filth district, ‘Galena, lik: Cap: eR enbegacen tenn, Tent Tia short tinarent cases of superannuated preachers. | Killing and wounding orty of the red men, when the andise. Itis said that the prospect for gold on this | tan W. M. Mew, general superintendent of steam inspec- Prisoner so much that he almost tainted, will still'bo nally called for, *760 was coltectod, tho amount origi. | former were under tho necessity of beating a re Aver is eqiai to the cid 1849 days of California. tion, ij Fomembered. That man (Grey) swore fulsely, and God Brothers Wakely, . trea:, aa the main body of the Ii fee There aremany email rivers as you ascend aicng the | The Commission went into secret session for the pur- | Tine knows what the poor t prisoner must-have were sopainied cakllot; Graydon, Ferris and North | #tTon., was betore thom, com, ot tonal, ond Bsses over the mountains into the British | pose of organizing, | After their adjournment the secre |} suered at (hat moment. ‘That scene waa depicied and Rey. “Beh ae on the Emahwry testimonial, | @P0s, Lipans and MM The soldiers tock but possessionsjand parties of natives trade with the 1- | tary announced that A 3. Bem ant a tote president | ‘iustrated in the Northern newspapers as if Wirz had asked the attention iry of the Missionary Soctety, oue killed, dve wounded end four " a terior tribasnore to the cast and north by following the | and M. A. Clancy secretary, and tl 1 following reso- | »roken down op account ot his guilt. Seldom has a wished to make on he W@ Con to mreport he | , A few days ago a young source of thie streams ant thu artve in the valley be- | lutions had been adopted: mortal suffered more than that friendlese and forsaken since the Close of tly ee sionary work in the South | Dada narrow escape from Seater oy para wih Copper an woes | ots ogee” teenie ie | ma wud eli ees etree halts | Seat tha bre ln ea ge et ext FV y Importance is eh 7 og —' iat division sl 1 und secu! Teligious 's on bnters {he sea\e view of Mount Sw kitay im about siaty | steam engines safety valven, staan “enagen, water aanee. | ontrery open Oe ee ee sat tots senneeat or ma ad a vasinenbt0 "0 masced of the South | Bere) when she. saw 'm, band tr SR aah ae eer ae grand fauvic ailoyn: the second ‘division shail em- | those false witnesses who. testiled to individual murder section. In the year 1805 ¢L.oC spiitual labor in that | Scervting herself beneath the ABriter of the ‘ban, degrees West lytade, fhe river is of importance in rattan dietaching gear, lowering sppa- | onthe part of Captain Wirz. Upon his testimon of which amount $9009” had was appro) |, | Whole party passed to withia a fe of her, driving cor euce of i\ocetion and the access it gives to the | rarusand life preservers; the third sion shall race | Judge Advocate in his fiual argument laid the bishops. It > decided “wa by order of them a quantity of horees aad cattle belonging interior, 08 {t ails by a lake the waters of the Yakon steering apparatus, drags, windisases and capstans: the | Stress on account of hits intelligeuce, ‘This wi attention. to. the forelge amiss! waive — less | © Ler neighbors, within Russiau tejjory, giving almost uninterrupted | fourth division shall embrace flag signals, Sane Nght, oe pared also pictures of the nileged crucity of , more of their Ame and pecuniary aid devote This expedition was undertaken and Acco plished navigation fro’ Teoma on the Pacitie, by way of the ieee for resting, tepesiie, oat oon Lege ey Pore handed to the Commission, und arp-eorttera ilitus: missionary. work, {2 the Sonth, For the enstho | More thaa one miles within the ‘ine of tbe Yorkon and nila to Mot aga Sou thas giving cary | CH sHtrg naelng career hot iueiced W the above. Copies of which appeared atthe ame as 21x de ta an Sioo coy, roused. To most thiy rand y Usted Sales fore Ther, aumber makes them ander , — trated rs. ‘Sw wt 4 thisconniry: Nest mos <onk's tet and a river en. | ‘The following was als adoptod:— two. an | Haume, aod represented, mimgi 2. Afier having #0 | n'the hearts of tho great and geod a9 ately ygbailuder War to ba fdped, would ro ‘sted to the plains of Texas sialinind ag into. Ht which t Rusean American company wee | Resotved, That inventors be requested rey ew of Mara aie.de. horeosived @re- | jealousy, should ouly make them feel that through euch nested for the 0 view. “In! LONG = Ptchper ted Fort Seticheel Bevo: 2. Feeen. ee a day ms prntiasio 0 the eud thal the arise eee | Sons cag A lite, ae the energetic aad: robust it, cal rg. corm } reg sit» soarcen ¥ “AND INTELLIGENCE, ~ Fpeateig the" Vrain of a0 . | ml Bo'Yaeltttaved commendatig, testimon; ‘ God’ prmciple of succyas moves and by a b sire e con- eS..8: adem ie ‘ss0d prrodhin oiag ‘one, eee oe ‘Tas Mr, WeokS WA InBeructed to procare a boiler to test | Son, Tae cnneatD 1 wed ent of the Tiree ped bah. eee mi as + J avert at se tam te pats Huns 28, tae Woo. <a: i iva, by avatar, of Con maid to comnoct wiih | the various valvos submitted, “It was announced also L lgr."“Tis goourred wile oh~ of Yue witnesses for tue | $28, DANY derive genius of. tho of promoting the spread of morning a fire broke out ou@iae o'clock on Sunday Liat Sain enacted aptanet, | pn sey of al Sat tis | Stn Renee" ane We sedan | saga tin ane ate ag | mij Sen oan sa fay: | ube he ea Phnom © ariver 0 «0 © Men itude and of impor in lore he the oxecution of . Eee of... child than to 2,000 acres of Woodland. A aver the country im giving to the interior, This sec. | The following are the names of the in Captain Wirz some of the Germansof Vachncton recog. | case Aud luxury. Who never suffer or. was being trained to the ire he faown. Origin OARS ite We ane pny Bo nya : — — pS prow ilectaie lana: cares Lee tig ofr and = IT eo ate ry oh. ey Faye quisite Bri? tuetaeas ivan. ne pt proved minon hows watiie to ~4 AnnreTeD,—A short timé since mention was . . “ * ° ' . ‘on = ne for city would ing stations. MWe t combined ; and davits; detaching | For iu, but Felix Ooser, anative of Saxony They wont | 2! 0, oat of the noble on earth falls The society were not in a position to the Herat ofa theft which had % “ado in jo barker, MOst /POTMand thechiof and qneen | tubes; lowering, dets-*(op uniashing ‘boats; fm- | Benne co and he dismisted the hpostgr and | B0t Amide n ey, carton of the epicarean. *% may Yamnoant of subscriptions Tor the parposs vas inticnet | Astoria, upon the — of all the rivers west of tWeseey woustaiurandiasei | apparatus; apparstateasce yoocks and. water: 0 enjoys and Dut thy smile of returns, and until they were eae pon the premises of Mr. 8. 8. Bowman, Of 40 degrses north Iaiiiu'e he preat cate, proved siecring,.“goam whiste; | steam | guage; oy wire | A onpina. erate 28 the tevet ee those who labor/ conslasion it was dealt to devernine aiken | WS#PiME Snparel silks, kone’ and ether atticlen oF Pn peor ny ed Mangels Shell oro ‘8 And grovaling ‘‘eney, hatred, malice and Sacharttabiy tg ondertaking could be started, cumstances came t recently fixing the guilt degrees nort!y 1a: 11 mouths, and on : ness,” would’ what ‘cannot rival \, Patur Purittrs spoke briefly on the suujéct of | 2 %FVant in the family, “Sho was of 105 degrees West inde, This great river | Proves corrupt, pr ype ak church music, Thore two kinds used n'y hoaring before Justice — Eee ons oe, eset | ame rer Sa rata Suet -pecaten mnie | ute ae caaaetrat esg | ign ome tom wom ato Sg = a "ys Britis . | insrustator, with corrup- acqi . . x = toa point allen me a Bayne Seer tacher; meialic, lifeboat here young dogs are P WY ee we learned. rd A Svsractap Tazy Annzstap, din poe ee Unset ae eee Rett | Sapien ce ir iutsinsieren rope tpn naib ta ec ur | WM Mendonet bo ao as ena an 0 Junction of the wets nitchpek; il fety valve; b 3 , is navigable to the sea, a dictancetgeetuousand miles, 5 typhi offences, | And such men dare to question the integrity, character | piicity By ey ta sim: | Van Nostrand, of Hempstead, nad. been broken into and for steamb. ata. This river had N@V%eoen sean by white nha tm ined, detech ‘b. inst the | And political honesty of Andrew Johnson. Kev, Mr, ‘Wate, Sorcicaeaes, ® quantity of boots and shoes carried off, On men in its whole course proviows txpiorations tor the | boat abd Ne Oot armed to halt-past ten o'clock A. | Tiel Te ied them. {An aple tn hv pride of piame extent avd ment of the rociety u Otticer Vandewnsor arrested a Saturday eg ay ees aciogreet | Ie {0% | sg tondag, when it 1s expected that safety valves wi teat! awed at by mousing owls, trol for the education of the freedmen young man named lees on maps kom ry an aifinent ‘ fied {1 Liberty Joving and an ii nary river omptying into th@reuic Aeaea, but | exanr ee r conten ~ out exploresices Lave, deter va ox ical VIOLATIONS OF TWE EXCISE LAW. pms WR. PEABODY AND THE Ci ‘BOARD OF TRADE. fede om ee ‘feon on the northwest coat, and giving Rusty Amonea (M0 | Gooegy yt, Nate, 94 Park row; William Drisootl, 192 | | Sut Mr. George Peabody, the reat philanthropist, was | AF Gra gfe Zag imleatly at largest river ond ot pete nae om vi si stroot; Henry Stubbe, 38 Ann stroet; Wrlilam will tell | invited: to attend the first annual celebration of the | & oes As we proc porth ig 'spait ant en- rabeth: 5 ter the Lecln Ota @aten Koltone teed wees 10 Wiikenning, 19 Rector street, were yesterday brought pon ae ni Board of Trade, on the 24 instant, and the Ay Sort mental and spiri tion hehe? gucraie Hyer ohagien We ko Polesin, | before. Justice Bogue, ot the hyp yr hyn Las nm was extended by the President of the Board | jad ‘no doubt the Spelt won onrpa " extensive depot es o8 Fe or Aree teary | tating the Rxcise law, and held to - easy rtractia ine expectations. In regard to ot any become, ag 18 SIME a article Ccgiuable Soni ae bata the Cour of Gener Seca and John Rate of the poor and amictod | ho ee'g Jt would add thom ae folly as it ae already aided { MP% Herron, of the’ exme place, for tirestentng to bare . od before engraven his barn and Further ens there « 1 ner, 472 Ninthavenne, were arraign| ‘ are tion to of their sachers, a and trotting horde, « warrant was issued Bezon Ft ‘hartow ue Corio rot eats darvane, | Hogan Zewarday clargod with slg aos Soe ath | Mmeratg Te Wark of war ial wpon oar homes, oui | st; thom with evmey Dowie nasty a'iearing aod ea alto see teat ae b'* Fiver tiag ite un Tr to the fonth, gad A ma ld to e & co ‘Teed | the nativos report it havugnive and tababiied. irom a | selling URES CRG alcenen, They, were ase Ne been Jos y destroyer Country. You will moet us inthe fall tite of Logane’ | Wore. entitled 1o Ml the support the Tracuzns’ Ixautvra.—Tho spring session of the Point oot far from the nurtuory bend of the Knitehpek | Apawerin SOOO WE ly at tne | prewhd om wupplies of private piysickasin the &® | time." The birds stitt sing, the dowers bloom: our. ot ‘Aicnandson, Teachors’ Institute and of the ‘Toachers? ‘Fort Takes, the tena «tation of kb Tasty Pay, | Eases AMartet Police Court phn ae tea mo be ee ray, dininet Pe-ame camera all oj mate i mld and Daly, eid your welcome will Yo, ben. prencuory.te asked to address & fon gon emmnuated | Association will bo held at Hiverhoad oo tae Tones? Gent “Re‘ahac ca anya, Roma | Myatt te, ao aga Te gM | henry eet renee eM Pets cm.” | em ne mote ak | At Su Me at Aan —O8 Yay me ry. Th Dak ner beam estnbhaned by govertts 6 ing. 340 Stanton street: a, woeate in al)» le). iLmM, MASS, March 28, 1867, conference he bad ing upon k an organ was pase MERE BUTVES, YO tis we kuowy now to boro Russie | Sly 78 0 streot; William Bi Jadge, barks aud pote with which 8 Proc att fo Joined the church "i See ero 2. ial ef etn ah it at cay mn, | ag momen meee ten er | ange te, base rt tree foe | beast ny nae ow att | we wendy cea ame very i ewe iments, toe Rieafan a A ili ad Ln 3 daily called. For ‘ue tte mer very. NOl® With tho Invitation of th m. Whon bo frat joined and we Aus 15 Stanton street, Jobn O'Shigar, No, ' Fires rok, pstention ts daily have Hierally nothing, 6: i ‘of © a nv n of the | there inducoment to attract a oined foe and beaten ina {less manner about the anbopel guniativetado nan: At the Fourth District Police Court tie fedowing PY | cicers, &e., | we poe of tbe te Sid’ with ded, oarual dinner, omtn tothe yey rmisslonartot the Methodist Chace. aan £2 Work ag a ead with stoke aud @jouen, ‘The onfortanate man bad his dersianding as to their tios were arraigaed similarly charged and commyfiieth | water. Out wards, some) tis oe wid with | my 1 10 South Dante: ioe fact. Of Its ba¥- | oiory of @4. Hardships and ond zeal for the | organ badig broken. He before Justice Snede- " Q t . ; m rm | such vast Sovth Danvers, tbe towa which waa much privation wero tho ff the Alapied territory. none the ne ives They | Answer by Juste Ledwith:—John McGeargast Thirty: | sapgrene, and we ite ravage not 7 and where lot Atabiot of the early pioneers of kor, sued out & warrant for their arrest, and placed it im ra? ong (he Lounda, ion, ar a0 near Eyhth avenue; Mary Bi ; and look quielly upon . oven having | me ters for me are sent in ) of Methodism, He | the h ee mre Xr Re . © bounds Yao doatt por ene it hac! Grose, 630 ager sabe a7 84 ni lane to su on pine Egos Eig! ~ ten my phony Haat § ly ~~ ite ae < pod pen kind to hime ee ite | The two wt the puny und eworyen remain rere eres suador Kenniowh, chief oF oF oxplorion saris, wha | Borel t70 FIRB avenue: icra aot West Forty | nfuences Yhe aticle being so Neapip Zp 1 | movmage ot the Born tare weeks. This must Ye) wena Him to-auswor' tho sgumwoug ie | KexOatHowemn’s ‘Porm—the Keno gamo nnd a fare dled on thie, Kuitoboek tat yeor, ned spent, some youre |, Forty. foartl street ; Fras cast side First avenue, | can only ‘ " it sooner, it wy ij _ | Sternity. wigan, aowiater at Fut Yukon ie desciven rive | #eventh sug@ts Das Smeets ir cig * ] citat Provisl Ca a re sinbored ty the wer ae aae | IAB LO bhvo. accom pave’ tocat nd Lrecntvad | Rov. J}. Waceur, allddtie to the last epoaer as tho po tethrentnty fan roftelherthaneent wn areersrdeg try as fa-orable (oe trade and of great impo to | between ly minty a nobody, whet f cars | many preseli Hmpossty: triarclf this Con: ere M ‘4 et ‘e 8 authorities havo Ge Modem EapOonpany. He explored nurse, | —— red on. Gen’ an his omcial report | cesupy gay Une, our mye 2, sosoans of | the | Tag ot hbo wood Joad hftn vo te woe tat sore” Sua the Seno Ad GLCIND ase Tike to be to y aroynd gener stiy om fout SALES OF REAL ESTATE. tbat, ia, ihe Sh pudean Valley, he waa Bat ktDroUgH "you, i WU, mast wecewsmrily |g otTred the following een, morning of ‘aban early day, Noricbegiim sitiralag:tth seamed wey, ces Blewerer, Son & Hane a anole. tract of count that he ied | contre erat ats chllied wre the Howrd, that vie ] nour pr ag inlet, Conference expreds nti Aad AREER en On, Tocedag, & boy aged eee comnts eophauntan of ke touke #2 10, Ctinde tho distin bt Bhomes Nelson, ety Feferee.) | | MI Wee or eiath. and killed ove off ies | ont a ates Wiation oF '& body rego tie MohOr OF ae: tice} bests wbIe aa araton. the Patriarch Gr auie cone | AOU. Oren yoars, om of John Westy of Valley Stream, wenvered by way of Fort St, Mohse', ner Dele inate tot on PRAitRORMP a Rs ee commer ch at, eon to the poulitt, dhas & contribate tO Hus | doubly interesting, I tran, sane, Met cHATBCU, | tor the a cxinboiation havin olftredsanavapiemge | mae WHR w eorions, wooidont The Wikio fellow was 8 Ou the or ore of she Katohpek abd mseand 168 On ee 9 11,275 | mao suetenance. . ment of a ny rn} " Ming 48 occastone eG Head of the Cn: re im Whois coats of the Yeh staverinytncs | qs on | targa parts of he oh Baek wo heRU | Sip. ohleh haa tere grasa cammee, | oneal it nt Ae ones om ged Fanon, imriog iat got ot (net wage ful, the country abounds i” gawe au iors ant ‘hat last month, Ldrer pee Gites commerce and the rope, tha | OF My B4 and my portion forcyek. a pda w Pot'drs, tho tno’ SF whch entered his by takes affutd fsb. Saltign ascend the Knit great Congress had to appropriate a a Of dolare * ‘ere long, 4 O-aris of pel hopo, tha a in “ TAS b, numbers and are largely taken by the natives for food, the people of tinse feginns from. starvation. The | war; and, thogh Pies tte laspemageend 1 ocS al of ae pivetings fur the evening |ow amaniny comin coman Botts (or themecives nad for thet? Goxs during the win, a boey brik noes. engl a. rustion of lira ond - f=! B arBclous Providenes sparo tay ne wl vs the Geter. Prayer elosad tho Rue ots lem ‘Sunday morning ns Mr, Ste. ter. ported 0 ‘enmioutt an a wd lot ye tation food ‘native.land, purmed tit c * through his woods by employts of tho Hudage ey Thomnbauy as peaceable | Satory drown stone house and lot NO. esi Hid ok. 4.00) {9 agnin £00 Your inte eliyaltornliyisass iis wos ypertite Htov. Me, Mn . 6 het or on rohiaon,: ‘bod of thirtyenun various ote ’ be be y*aKe snakes of kinds bn {Mrodued to tho mom: